November 9, 2009 – Something weird must be in the air, Because in the last three days we've had exactly three separate bundles of Macintosh software-collection packages on sale. Big discounts. Huge savings, so they say...

Today, Steve Becker of TheMacBundles joins the mix with his introduction of twelve applications at one low price. The TheMacBundles collection is comprised of a wide variety of apps and utilities, seeking to address a vast span of functional, social and culinary (yes, I said "culinary") needs. Priced at $49.95, user will recognize a savings over over $300 verses buying all of these applications individually.

Of course, the big looming question is, "Just how many of these apps do I *actually* want?!?"

Only you can tell, so definitely go check for yourself. Some of the favs on our end include:

Yummy FTP:
Touted as the "fastest and most powerful Mac FTP / SFTP client available", Yummy FTP boasts some cool features like directory synchronization, scheduling, auto-uploads, bandwidth throttling, and more. Originally listed at $28 -- now on sale for $4.17

Simon:
The essential site monitoring tool for Mac OS X. Simon checks servers for changes or failures, and notifies you via e-mail, sound, speech, Twitter, or other means. You can use it to track updated sites, and to alert you when an important server goes down or recovers. Regularly priced at $30 -- now available in this discount bundle for a few cents over $4.

PDFClerk Pro:
A powerful PDF manipulation program, PDFClerk Pro allows you to join PDF documents together, split even and odd pages, add/delete pages, rotate pages, add text, add graphics, create impositions, and more. Recognize a savings of almost 90%, as this application typically goes for $40.

A-Dock X:
Adding a secondary Dock to your screen, A-Dock X is highly customizable and offers cool features like skinning, built-in separators, and desktop trash. Also includes 10-level deep folder browsing, customizable hotkeys, and more. Purchasers of this bundled package would save over $6 on this app.

TheMacBundles released their first bundle in June of 2009 and have released a new bundle each month ever since.

A respectable mission, TheMacBundles seeks to provide high-quality, but lesser-known, titles to large audiences. Each bundle is offered for only a short time -- usually two to three weeks.

If you are a developer of high quality software and would like to have your program either included in a bundle or as a weekly special on TheMacBundles.com, pleas visit TheMacBundles website to submit your request.