The heart-shaped icon is easy to identify and clicking it brings up a single search field. The user can then enter terms for the type of station you're looking for. This brings up a list of options, which are labeled clearly and describe the respective content well. Clicking the station icon immediately begins the streaming audio, which comes through clearly as it would from a station's own Web page. Users can also designate favorites, which will immediately load when starting the application later on. There are options to share your favorite track via Twitter and Last.fm as well as to visit the station's Web site. While the program works well, the playback options were few, but the option for stopping and playing audio was easy to locate as it's just next to the search field. The users can also activate as well as change Sunpak Card Reader Driver for the most basic options such as Open/Close Sunpak Card Reader Driver, Play/Pause, and volume controls, etc. Sunpak Card Reader Driver for Mac works well and would be a useful option for users looking for an application to consolidate Internet streaming radio. Editors' note: This is a review of the trial version of Sunpak Card Reader Driver for Mac 3.0.2. Sunpak Card Reader Driver for Mac's basic interface and features make it a good option for those looking to use their computer for video and conference calls over the Internet. The program also performs as a Sunpak Card Reader Driver IM client. The

program is available to load for free, but some additional calling features require payments. For example, the application allows up to 12-way calling for free, but users must pay per caller above that number. Installation completed easily, as did account sign up, which walked the user through the process. Once initiated, Sunpak Card Reader Driver for Mac automatically signs the user in every time the program starts. The main menu is well-designed, with easy-to-see buttons for contacts and calling--the two main features. Calling people on the network is easy, and is completed by clicking on their

contact information, which is also easy to locate. Calling outside numbers is possible from the application, but requires a payment method. Users can also post status messages and record videos for later uploading and e-mailing, subject to size limits. During calls, the quality was as good as with other competing applications. Ads were placed at the bottom of the screen, but they were fairly unobtrusive. For those looking for a Sunpak Card Reader Driver application for computer calls, Sunpak Card Reader Driver for Mac works well, but may require payments in some instances. Sunpak Card Reader Driver for Mac helps you easily locate, organize, and play back all of your video files. The application supports all known video formats and offers plenty of options for customizing video files and the way you search for them. Since it's around 30MB in size, Sunpak Card Reader Driver for Mac takes a couple of minutes to download. After a quick installation, the app opens to a basic but neat video organizer. The interface is customizable and you can show or hide a sidebar and information bar to your right. In the upper-right corner there is a search option, which helps you quickly locate files and then sort them based on name, author, album, genre, tags, notes, and location. In the upper-left corner there are options for displaying videos as well