Year: 1997

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 7, 1997

Press contact:
Jeff Hendry
EveryWare Development Corp.
(905) 819-1173 ext. 262
jhendry@everyware.com

Jamie O’Donnell
JONA Group
(415) 552-1515

EveryWare announces Tango for FileMaker 2.1

Tango for FileMaker, the Web/database tool nominated for both a MacUser
MacEddy and MacWorld WorldClass award, has been upgraded

Macworld Expo, San Francisco, CA—January 7, 1997—EveryWare Development
Corp. today announced a new version of Tango for FileMaker.

For more information contact

North America & Pacific:
Mark Gonzales, markg@be.com
(415) 462-4100

Europe:
Jean Calmon, jean@beeurope.com
(33) 1 49 06 73 75

BE PROVIDES A “FIRST LOOK” AT
BeOS APPLICATIONS AT MACWORLD
New applications run the gamut in demonstrations at the expo

MACWORLD EXPO, SAN FRANCISCO, Calif (January 7, 1997) – At Macworld
Expo, taking place this week in San Francisco, Be, Inc.

BE ANNOUNCES BeOS SUPPORT FOR NEW
MULTIPROCESSOR POWERPC SYSTEMS
Macworld demonstrations on single and dual processor
systems up to 300MHz.

MACWORLD EXPO, SAN FRANCISCO, Calif (January 7, 1997) – At Macworld
Expo today, Be announced and demonstrated its support of new
high-speed PowerPC microprocessors introduced by IBM, and high-speed
multiprocessor and single processor systems PowerPC systems introduced
by Power Computing.

For more information contact

North America & Pacific:
Mark Gonzales, markg@be.com
(415) 462-4100

Europe:
Jean Calmon, jean@beeurope.com
(33) 1 49 06 73 75

BE SHIPS BEOS POWERMAC DEVELOPMENT KIT
AND CONFIRMS Q1 DATE FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
Public BeOS Preview Release will ship on or before March 31.

MENLO PARK, Calif (January 7, 1997) – Be, Inc has announced that it
has begun shipment to developers of the version of the Be Operating
System (BeOS(tm)) designed to run on PowerMacintosh-based hardware
systems.

Apple Computer Enhances QuickTime VR to Integrate Image-Based Virtual
Reality With 3D, Movies, Animation and Sound

QuickTime VR 2.0 for Mac Ships: Endorsed by Wide Range of Innovative Developers

MacWorld — January 7, 1997 — Apple Computer, Inc. (Cupertino, CA) today
launched QuickTime VR(R) 2.0 for Mac(TM) OS — a major update that bridges
the gap between multimedia and image-based virtual reality.

QuickTime VR 2.0 incorporates the feature most desired by developers since
the initial release of QuickTime VR, a C API.