ThemePark 1.0 released. Geekspiff has released ThemePark 1.0, the final release of the Mac OS X appearance application that's been in public beta testing for over a year. "The perpetual beta is finished," noted the developers. You can create new themes for Mac OS X and change the appearance of individual applications using ThemePark; using the graphics editor of your choice, you can draw titlebars, buttons and other elements, then paste them into ThemePark to create a new theme or modify an existing one. [MacCentral]
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Battery makers to try Splash Power wireless recharge kit. One charger, multiple devices, no wires [The Register]
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There's a new update to Zsh 4.0.7 [freshmeat.net] - if you use a unix system then you should try out zsh. I've been using it for the last year and it's slick. Simple stuff - like command completion (ls - and it shows you all of the ls options) or automatic directory completion for implied 'cd' commands - just type a directory name and you're there. It requires a little setup, but this is a slick command processor.
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