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Tuesday, 13 May 2008

WWDC: Steve Jobs' keynote announced

Jonny Evans

Apple has confirmed Steve Jobs and a team of Apple executives will provide the keynote speech at WWDC 2008 on 9 June.


Tuesday, 13 May 2008

Record sales for Office 2008

Jonny Evans

Microsoft announces that the Office 2008 for Mac suite has been the biggest-selling version of Office for Mac in 19 years.


Wednesday, 14 May 2008

FileDefense 1.5 from SubRosaSoft

JOnny Evans

FileDefense lets you protect critical files from internet borne viruses and malware, now easier to use than before.


Wednesday, 14 May 2008

The Tube shares live TV via iChat

Peter Cohen, Macworld.com

Equinux has updated its TV on Mac watching software, offers extra features such as streaming of shows through iChat.


Tuesday, 13 May 2008

Aspyr updates Guitar Hero III Mac

Jonny Evans

Newly-updated Guitar Hero plays better on lower-spec Macs and implements new support for laptops, including battery charge metre.



Tuesday, 13 May 2008

Google's Vidink makes YouTube personal for Macs

Jonny Evans

Google ships application to allow Mac users to record video clips using iSight or another Mac-connected video camera, trim and tag the clip and upload to YouTube


Tuesday, 13 May 2008

BECTA slams Microsoft, files EU complaint on Office

Peter Sayer

UK government agency, the British Educational Communications and Technology Agency (BECTA), has complained to the European Commission about Microsoft's lack of commitment to software interoperability.


Tuesday, 13 May 2008

Toon Boom, Automatic Duck, ship FCP pro solution

Jonny Evans

Toon Boom Storyboard Pro-Pro Import FCP bundle lets Final Cut editors import animations into their projects, with automated relink of video files and unlimited audio tracks.


Tuesday, 13 May 2008

iPhone to Mac access app ships

Jonny Evans

Much-updated remote access tool that enables iPhone users to access data held on their Mac using the internet ships, iGet Mobile 2.0


Tuesday, 13 May 2008

Mozilla slates Firefox 3.0 RC1 for late May

Gregg Keizer ComputerWorld

Mozilla takes milestone step toward release of the final version of Firefox 3, with developers addressing reported bugs and freezing the code.


Friday, 09 May 2008

Creative Manager Pro becomes Workamajig

Jonny Evans

Creative Manager Pro has been given a new identity, company and products now termed Workamajig.


Friday, 09 May 2008

Softpress updates Freeway software

Jonny Evans

Freeway 5.1 adds RSS publishing support, bug fixes and SVG import to WYSIWYG website editor


Friday, 09 May 2008

Elgato ships EyeTV 3.0.2

Jonny Evans

EyeTV now fully supports digital television H.264 broadcasts in standard TV and HDTV resolutions.


Friday, 09 May 2008

Hamrick Software issues VueScan update

Jonny Evans

Latest iteration of VueScan lets users scan multi-page documents even using low-end scanners that don't do this natively


Thursday, 08 May 2008

OpenOffice 3 beta ships, adds native OS X support

Jonny Evans

OpenOffice 3 beta finally offers native support for Mac OS X, using an Aqua interface rather than depending on X11.


Thursday, 08 May 2008

Mozilla shipped Firefox plugin with malware attached

Robert McMillan

Mozilla has admitted shipping a Firefox plugin that had virus-infected code in it. Mozilla said that a malicious program inserted adware code into a Firefox plugin that has been downloaded thousands of times over the past three months.


Thursday, 08 May 2008

Free data rescue/back-up Mac tool ships

Jonny Evans

Paragon Software Group (PSG) has introduced a free back-up and rescue utility for Macs, Rescue Kit for Mac OS X - Lite.  


Thursday, 08 May 2008

Apple Design Awards deadline looms

Jonny Evans

12 May Apple Design Awards deadline beckons, developers have a few hours left to submit their applications for an honour.


Thursday, 08 May 2008

Mac home control software updated

Jonny Evans

Use your Mac or iPhone to control everything in your home, set lights, temperature and more from anywhere you happen to be


Thursday, 08 May 2008

IE-only marketing campaign skewed Firefox, Safari numbers

Gregg Keizer, Computerworld (US online), Macworld edit

An "extremely large" marketing campaign among a small number of sites that targeted only users of IE was responsible for aberrant market share numbers, says NetApplications


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