NANY 2010 Entry: SubDiv

SubDiv is another NANY 2010 entry, this very small app is used to organize files in folders according to their date of creation. This is handy if you want to tidy up the folder that you use to download all of your stuff. SubDiv drawbacks at least right now are that it doesn't offer any other sorting methods beside the date, also it doesn't monitor the folder for changes so you will have to run the app again if you add more files and there's no undo option. However the developer plans to update SubDiv in the future so hopefully some of the drawbacks will be worked on.
So in conclusion SubDiv is a small little app that does a very simple thing well, check it out.

NANY 2010 entry: Piggy Banks

Piggy Banks is one of the entries for NANY 2010, it's basically a fund tracker that you can use to calculate how much time it would take to save up for something. You set up the fund's name, it's money goal, daily accrual and the kitty which is the amount of money you start with. Piggy Banks will then calculate the estimated time at which you will reach your goal, the cool thing is that you can open Piggy Banks a week later and Piggy Banks will update your current funds according to the daily accrual you have selected.
So there you have it people, Piggy Banks is a nice little app that could be handy if you save up money for stuff. Also i suggest that you check the following screencast in order to know more about the app.

Happy New Year! (oh and NANY 2010)

A new year has come and with it lots of new stuff appear in the horizon like for example software, more specifically free software written and released by my friends over at Donationcoder.com
Of course this is all part of NANY 2010 (New Apps For The New Year) and i obviously shall be taking a loook at what these fine people have come up with in the coming days just after i get over this massive hangover of booze, drugs, ladies of the night and massive naked destruction of hotel rooms, you know the usual stuff. So everyone get ready while i gather enough money for bail and check these programs out.