Top Gadgets & Widgets for Mac

iSend is a Mac OS X Tiger widget which sends SMS text messages to a compatible cellphone. It is absolutely free to send the messages, and no login is required. However, a fee may be incurred on the receiver of the SMS message, depending on the user's...

This nifty free OS X dashboard widget lists the latest and greatest FileMaker Custom Functions from the largest online free library at BrianDunning.com. It keeps itself updated, so you never have to worry about being without the latest FileMaker...

This widget displays the actual Internet Time in swatch .beats on its front. On its backside, any given time can be converted to swatch .beats and vice versa. The widget includes the following languages: German, English, French, Spanish and...

The latest headlines from bubuthepug.com all wrapped up in a widget featuring my darlin' face. Now, really, give me a cookie.Requirements:Mac OS X 10.4 or...

This widget allows to access to the RSS newsfeed of caborian.com Web site.Requirements:Mac OS X 10.4 or...

Browse the Club RSX Message Board without even launching a Web browser. Users can choose up to five forums to track with quick access, and instantly check for new posts, private messages or replies to subscribed threads. If you re using Safari, click the...

Get updated posts by pressing a button from your favorite tech forum.Requirements:Mac OS X 10.4 or...

Gives you several different RSS feeds from the creativebits.org community Web site. You can define if you want to see the blog feed, the forum, the critique or the weblink feeds just by flipping the widget and selecting your preference.Requirements:Mac OS...

This widget automatically subscribes to the proper RSS feed and shows the last nine videos posted on Dailymotion. You can customise which feed is use to limit it to only one user of Dailymotion and/or a set of tags.Requirements:Mac OS X 10.4 or...

A widget designed for simplicity and elegance. Why wait for some overcomplicated blog posting software like W.Bloggar or MacJournal to load, when you can simply go into your dashboard and quickly post an update? DashBlog was specifically designed to get...