As with the cloning utility, this option from Stellar will cost $39 after the free trial. The third release from Stellar is " Stellar Drive Defrag", which like iDefrag is a standalone utility with the sole purpose of optimizing volumes by reorganizing data to be more contiguous and be placed on the disk in optimal locations for access and read performance. The next tool is " Stellar Drive Clone", which is a $39 program for creating exact bit-for-bit replicas of any currently accessible hard drive or disk image, allowing options to clone to another drive or to a disk image to help in troubleshooting, backing up, or recovering data.
The first tool from Stellar is " Stellar Phoenix Partition Manager", which will allow you to create, delete, resize, reorganize, and optimize disk volumes in OS X. These tools are great options to have for OS X, but do keep in mind that they are initial "version 1.0" releases and may have some unforeseen bugs. In addition to its recovery tools for OS X, Stellar is branching out to include options for managing partitions, fragmentation, cloning, and other options, to make its products more competitive with other disk utility options such as Drive Genius, TechTool Pro, and DiskTools Pro. The next updates are for a variety of disk managment tools from Stellar Phoenix, which in the past has been one of several notable file recovery utility developers. The tool will cost $19.95 after the 10-day free trial.
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The latest update is optimized for OS X 10.6, and is not built for previous versions of OS X. The first is " A Better Finder Rename" which is a file renaming tool for managing large batches of files, allowing options to append dates, times, set character sequences, and other options to help organize your files. The majority of updates this week were for tools to manage and troubleshoot storage disks and file systems. Developer "Unsanity" has released a new version of the application, but while there is no mention of the Mac App Store in this update's release notes if you have and use FruitMenu and have had problems logging into the Mac App Store, you might try updating the program. The first utility updated this past week is FruitMenu which is not a troubleshooting tool, but has been the source of problems for a number of people who have not been able to log into the Mac App Store. This past week there were only updates to two utilities: a popular OS tweaking and maintenance tool, and a file recovery tool.
Though a utility can be any tool that helps you perform a routine task (including image manipulation and synchronization), our focus in this column is on bringing you those tools that help in troubleshooting Mac hardware and software problems.
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Our utilities update report is a column on updates for Mac utilities that have been released in the past week.
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