Mac users in the north-western part of Germany might want to adjust their plans for the coming weekend: Mac at camp is making a stop-over in Bielefeld from Friday to Sunday.

We will be there presenting our eBay and PayPal products, answering questions – or simply enjoying a nice chat.

Looking foward to see you in Bielefeld.

Today we released a significantly improved version of GaragePay, our Mac OS X desktop client for the eBay’s PayPal service.

GaragePay 1.5 lets you send money without logging into the PayPal website. You can even refund received payments with just a few clicks – either fully or partially.

The new version displays your accounts balance in all available currencies and automatically computes income and fees for your smart groups.

GaragePay 1.5 is a free update for all owners of previous versions of GaragePay.

Today we proudly announce, that in March 2009 GarageSale users listed 408.311 items on eBay!

That’s the first time the number of 400.000 items has been exceeded in a single month since we released GarageSale 1.0 almost 5 years ago.

Needless to say that we as Mac developers are excited about these numbers. We’d like to thank all GarageSale users for their confidence in our software.

Expect to hear from us again once we tackled the 500k limit!

We just released version 5.2 of our eBay listing application GarageSale . You can grab it from the GarageSale download page.

This versions improves GarageSale’s speed and reduces its memory usage by leveraging Apple’s Spotlight technology for updating your smart groups and performing searches. It also adds support for eBay features like buyer requirements, the classified ad format, and multiple shipping discount profiles.

For a detailed list of changes please head over to the GarageSale manual wiki.

GarageSale 5.2 is a free update for all owners of a GarageSale 4 or 5 license.

If you weren’t able to make it to Macworld 2009 or you missed our booth, there is no need to be unhappy anymore:

Chris Pirillo was nice enough to record a short presentation of several of our applications given by Paul on video (actually Paul was sick so Chris is doing most of the talking).

The video is now available on YouTube for your viewing pleasure: