Releases by nova media MDS GmbH:

Sep 28, 2011 - Starting on September 26th, UberMask is part of TheMacBundles October Bundle, a collection of 10 great Mac apps. A MacWorld Mac Gem 2011 pick, UberMask makes it easy to select files and folders which will be hidden instantly when a special hotkey combination is activated. Files and folders can be hidden individually as well as all at once. UberMask runs invisibly in the background so that it is not necessary to launch it to hide or reveal files and folders.

Jul 07, 2011 - Berlin based nova media has unveiled FoneSync HTC for Mac OS X, a utility to synchronize contacts, calendars, music and videos, photos and events between OS X and HTC devices running Android OS. FoneSync for Mac OS X does not require any cloud or Internet based service to synchronise the data. The application works with devices from HTC running Android OS 2.2 or higher.

Jun 29, 2011 - Berlin based nova media today unveiled FoneSync for Mac OS X, a utility to synchronize contacts, calendars, music and videos, photos and events between OS X and devices running Android OS. FoneSync for Mac OS X does not require any cloud or Internet based service to synchronise the data. The application works with devices from Google, Motorola, Samsung and Sony Ericsson running Android OS 2.2 or higher.

May 31, 2011 - Berlin based nova media today unveiled iCON 461, a new 3G internet stick for Mac OS X made by the Belgium company Option. The new iCON 461 USB modem offers download speeds up to 7.2 Mbit/s and upload speeds up to 5.76 Mbit/s for most 3G networks around the globe. The modem features an integrated GPS chip as well as a MicroSD card slot to double as a USB memory stick. iCON 461 comes with launch2net Premium for Mac OS X, a connection manager.

Jan 05, 2011 - nova media today released UberMask for Mac OS X. UberMask hides files and folders with a simple keystroke from curious eyes and inadvertent discovery. UberMask uses custom selected key combinations to hide and manage files and folders. Using a BOSS key, all managed data will be hidden at the same time. The UberMask key is used to hide or reveal single files and folders and to launch the UberMask application. Files and folders managed by UberMask can not even be found by Spotlight.

Nov 30, 2010 - Berlin based nova media today released iHub Basic, a major update of its sync solution for Mac OS X. iHub Basic syncs contacts and calendars automatically and wirelessly between Macs, iPhones, iPads and iPod touch in any local network. Version 2.0 has been rewritten from scratch, features a new GUI and can now configure server as well as client Macs, iPhones, iPads and iPod touch automatically to share and access contacts and calendars in a local network.

Sep 23, 2010 - Berlin based nova media today unveiled iHub Basic for Mac OS X. iHub Basic syncs contacts and calendars automatically and wirelessly between Macs, iPhones, iPads and iPod touch in any local network. Other Macs and iOS devices on the same network can access and edit any shared data. iHub Basic does not require any additional client software and runs as an invisible server application in the background. Other Macs can sync their data via WiFi and/or Ethernet.

Jul 07, 2010 - Berlin-based nova media today released launch2net Premium for Mac OS X, their 3G connection manager which now includes a convenient way to find a supported PrePaid service provider from within the application. launch2net Premium supports most 3G surf-sticks available & already includes connection settings for network providers worldwide. It also includes an integrated SMS text message manager with support for multipart and multi-group text messages and is linked to the address book of Mac OS X.

Jun 28, 2010 - Berlin-based nova media today unveiled Traffic2Net for Macintosh. Traffic2Net is a universal statistics manager to keep track of time and data usage of mobile Internet connections. It displays details of 2G and 3G connections in one clearly arranged window, and include the time online, up and download volume, average data throughput, peek speeds, and even the IP address and interface used. Data usage and time online of the current connection are conveniently visible in the menu bar of Mac OS X.