I've got a bit of software announcements and updating to catch up on. Here goes:
In the iOS world, NightCap is a new camera app that extends shutter speeds on the iPhone down to a full second. AntiCrop uses content-aware fill to fill out things when you rotate or straighten images.
Updates include RAW Developer (Mac) 1.9.4, which for Nikon users would be mostly a bug fix version. FDRTools hits version 2.5.1. DataRescue's PhotoRescue Wizard is updated to v.3.2.9 Build 13221, and now supports the Nikon D5100 NEFs and Olympus E-P3 ORFs. Capture One Pro hits 6.3.3 with improved color noise suppression plus support for the Nikon J1, V1, and P7100. Capture One Media Pro likewise updates to version 1.2, plus it gets some metadata handling enhancements. RPP 4.4.2 (Mac) gets new profiles for the Nikon D5100 and Kodak SLR/n.
In the "sorta new" category, Ingestmatic 1.32 (Mac) has a bunch of new features, and is now available for Windows 7. Nik Software has announced that Snapseed, a popular iOS application, will also be available for the Mac OS (and Android, too, though I don't usually tend to report Android products). Corel's AfterShot Pro 1.0 is basically Bibble 5.x repackaged and under new ownership (it's unclear if there are any new features in the 1.0 release, but there eventually will be).
CamTethering 1.02 (Mac) is a new application that supports tethered control of most recent Nikon cameras.