Milk
Author: Max Rudberg
Version: 2.0
Reviewed by: Phillip Ryu
User Rating: 



70%
The best way to describe this theme is to imagine a glass full of that white, slightly creamy, opaque liquid that goes well with chocolate chip cookies. Take that analogy a bit further. Milk is a good theme on its own, but requires darker, contrasting elements to make it usable. Does Max provide chocolate chip cookies with his Milk? Absolutely.
CandyBar
Author: Panic & The Iconfactory
Cost: $12.95
Version: 1.6.3
Reviewed by: Phillip Ryu
User Rating: 



64%
In the pre-Candybar era, system icon replacement used to be a pain, if not almost impossible. The applications or two that existed back then were usually buggy, ugly, and were thus largely unsupported. Today, however, system icons have become a large part of your OS X customization, largely thanks to this little app that could.
Power Metal Suite
Author: Swizcore Studio
Version: 2.0
Reviewed by: Phillip Ryu
User Rating: 



65%
Newly updated, the Power Metal suite remains a theme that strikes a comfortable balance between flash and usability, with style and the high degree of polish you can expect from Swizcore Studio.
FatalE
Author: Carbon's Themes
Version: 1.1
Reviewed by: Phillip Ryu
User Rating: 



67%
Though FatalE's flat, angular design might reek of Windows rather than the gooey terrain of Aqua, Carbon's port marries the look successfully to OS X. Yes, FatalE is actually a port of a theme for Windows, originally created by KoL. However, Carbon's theme goes beyond a simple port, and comes out looking better than the original theme.
Konfabulator
Author: Arlo Rose & Perry Clarke
Price: $25
Version: 1.5
Reviewed by: Phillip Ryu
User Rating: 



64%
There is no doubt that the release of Konfabulator was one of the Mac community's most anticipated. The mysterious product gave way to speculation, criticism, and confirmations that it was indeed the best OS X software ever before its unveil. Has it lived up to its expectations? Is it everything we wanted it to be?
Aluminum Alloy
Author: Max Themes
Version: 1.1.1
Reviewed by: Phillip Ryu
User Rating: 



69%
Aluminum Alloy may simply be Max's most creative, unique, and beautiful creation. Unlike his many ports, (even EYLO was loosely based on an in-game interface) A.A. is original and fresh. The poisonously bright gels and the sterile metal work surprisingly well together, and combined with top notch extras, A.A. is a theme to covet.
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