Tag: Macbreakz - Latest Releases

Nov 08, 2008 - publicspace.net has announced MacBreakZ 4.8.6. Version 4.8.6 improves activity feedback via the application's menu bar item. MacBreakZ monitors the user's keyboard and mouse activity and provides feedback on how likely the current activity level is to cause repetitive strain injuries. The menu bar icon changes color from green, to amber, red and finally flashing red when the activity level exceeds safe levels.

Oct 28, 2008 - publicspace.net has announced MacBreakZ 4.8.6. Version 4.8.6 improves activity feedback via the application's menu bar item. MacBreakZ monitors the user's keyboard and mouse activity and provides feedback on how likely the current activity level is to cause repetitive strain injuries. The menu bar icon changes color from green, to amber, red and finally flashing red when the activity level exceeds safe levels.

Sep 30, 2008 - publicspace.net has announced MacBreakZ 4.8.5. MacBreakZ is a sophisticated Personal Ergonomic Assistant designed to promote healthy and productive computer use. It uses a sophisticated activity monitor to minimize disruptions by ensuring that the user's activity level justifies a stretch, rest or micro-break. Version 4.8.5 adds improved support for stylus and tablet input devices.

Oct 03, 2007 - MacBreakZ now allows all its screen, sound and voice output to be disabled for periods ranging from two hours to the remainder of the day. This is particularly useful for those occasions where the user wants to be certain not to be interrupted, such as when giving an important presentation, working to a tight deadline, or just enjoying a game or a movie. On such occasions, users previously had to quit the program altogether and commonly forgot to re-activate it.

Sep 04, 2007 - MacBreakZ uses a sophisticated activity monitor to minimize disruptions by ensuring that the user's activity level justifies a stretch, rest or micro-break. While this is optimal for preventing mouse and keyboard-related repetitive strain injuries without reducing short term productivity, individuals who are more concerned about postural problems, eye-strain or headaches, can benefit from a more regular stretch break schedule. This new release allows for such a regular break schedule.