Gemini 1.4 - [berber21]

1. Open "Gemini 1.4" (DMG)2. Drag and drop "Gemini 1.4" into "Applications" folder3. Lauch the application and click on the right top corner button "Activate"4. Lauch "CORE Keygen" and generate a code (double click on it to past)5. Copy it in the activation form

Gemini will quickly find and help you remove duplicates from your Mac. Make this routine task easy and fun with Gemini!

Note to iPhoto users: Gemini DOES actually remove iPhoto duplicates to iPhoto’s Trash, but may mistakenly show them again in scan results. See the workaround below.

“...Gemini does its job well, and with just the right amount of cheek, at that.” MacWorld
“Gemini's speed is really impressive.“ TUAW
“It’s modern, minimalist, functional and — most important — it works.” MacStories

Easy-to-use and attractive interface
• Beautifully crafted Retina-compatible design
• Drag-and-drop support
• Pie chart of files divided by categories
• Fabulous shredder-like duplicate deletion

Powerful search engine
• Fast and accurate scanning algorithms
• Removes dupes from your iTunes and iPhoto libraries
• Finds duplicate folders as well
• Supports external drives and network volumes

Intuitive workflow
• One-click duplicate selection wizard
• Scan right from the Finder’s control-click menu
• Ensures originals are kept untouched
• Fully-fledged built-in preview

Advanced flexibility
• Wide sorting options
• Move duplicates to Trash or erase completely
• Make a list of files, folders or even file extensions to ignore
• Select minimal size of duplicates to find

Enjoy the fascinating process of finding and removing duplicates with Gemini!

iTunes 11 support will be available in the next release.

Temporary workaround for iPhoto issue
After Gemini removed selected iPhoto duplicates to iPhoto’s Trash, you may still see them in Gemini’s scanning results. It happens because iPhoto database wasn’t relaunched since the last Gemini scan. Here is what you can do:

1. Empty your iPhoto Trash after Gemini's cleaning, if you want to free up space on your Mac by getting completely rid of iPhoto duplicates.
2. Relaunch iPhoto before another scan to update its database and help Gemini see the duplicates were removed.

Meanwhile, we’re fixing this issue and will release an update shortly.