TinyCal makes either your iCal or Google Calendar accessible from the menu bar. You'll be able to see all your calendars immediately.

TinyCal appears in your menu bar as a drop down item. Even though the icon will not show the month nor date it will display the day. You can set multiple calendars to appear from the drop down, and have them either in a line or a row. TinyCal integrates both Google Calendar and iCal well, which does come in handy if you have different notes saved in each. It will also display days with corresponding events, which are shown right under the calendar.

One of the strengths of the applications is that it is not limited to the Gregorian calendar but will also show Buddhist, Hebrew, Islamic and Japanese. Our only disappointment though is that you can't set the start day of the week, and will have to settle with Sunday.

TinyCal works great at integrating both your Google and iCal calendars.

Download TinyCal 1.3 in Softonic

Blackjack International gives a new twist to the popular casino game by allowing you to bet your country's goods instead of money. Croissants from France, cigars for Cuba, bikini tops for Brazil...the goods you bet will depend on the country you choose. But the game doesn't limit itself to that piece of originality. You can also adjust rules like deck percentage, penetration or dealer peeks. Bring up the report card any time to know your score of the number of cards dealt.

Blackjack International allows you to play alone or with up to 4 players, and if you feel like you're having trouble competing, the game can tell you hints or correct you when you are wrong.

Even though we found that the game tended to lag and the menu bar for some reason keeps disappearing, Blackjack is an original variation of blackjack and offers enough features to keep you hooked.

Download Blackjack International 2.1.1 in Softonic

If you have trouble getting your kids to learn their geography or you just want to test your knowledge, World of Where may be of interest to you. The program is extremely easy to use. Once you launch it, a world map appears and you can choose which continent you want to be quizzed on. Good to know however, the trial version only lets you navigate to Europe.

There are three types of quizzes: cities, countries and flags. You have no time limit and can skip a question if you don't know the answer. And if you're feeling really smart, you can decide to take on the world and have questions coming from any continent. World of Where seems particularly directed for US users as it can also quiz you on American States. Try it out and see how much you know about geography.

Download World of Where 3.8.1 in Softonic

This is a set of 10 candylicious screensavers taken from the set of Visualisers in Rax.

A shining

Shafts of light cross each other in a neo-future Scottsman's kilt.

Gene

A 3D view of red and blue genes, or energy, or something impressive looking! (responds to audio)

Glacial

Somewhere between the Arctic lights and Supermans Castle. Antarctica by dusk? Watchable for hours... bbl :)

LED love

On the stockmarket of society, watch what love and apathy are trading for.

Pendulum

Rainbows of color warble like warbly things on glass pendulums which overlap into the black nothingness. Pretty.

Sea qreature

Morphing warping spinning strange life form which hasn't changed in sixty-hundred bajillion years.

Security

What is this shape, and why has it been locked away? It sure looks angry. (responds to audio)

Tasmania

A beautiful panning and never-ending view of Northern Tasmania, Australia

Tunnel of luv

Well, maybe love in the future. Either that or Tardis travel.

Urban texture

Star in your own hiphop video clip, with shipping crates, and spashes of paint and graffiti. (responds to audio)

Download Sqreensavers 1.0 in Softonic