Year: 1999

Vicomsoft Provides LAN to Internet Connectivity at WWDC

Vicomsoft’s popular Internet Gateway software router is again being
used at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) this week for
LAN to Internet connectivity. WWDC attendees will be able to use
networked computers connected through the Internet Gateway to browse
the Web and retrieve their e-mail.

Vicomsoft are the first to deliver an integrated web caching server
and software router for MacOS.

FOR RELEASE ON MAY 10, 1999
Phone: 805-963-6983
888-293-2836
FAX: 805-962-8202

Contact: Anita Holmgren
eMail: anita@tenon.com
http://www.tenon.com

iTools for Mac OS X: Serious Tools for the Internet

Santa Barbara, CA, May 10, 1999. Tenon Intersystems today announced a
new suite of internet tools for Apple’s next-generation Mac OS X.
Building upon their award-wining WebTen software, Tenon is creating a
suite of internet tools for both Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server.

For Immediate Release

Apple Announces New PowerBook-Faster, Thinner, Lighter

Battery Life Extended to Five Hours on Single Battery

WWDC, SAN JOSE, California-May 10, 1999-At its annual Worldwide
Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple Computer, Inc. today announced
its new PowerBook line. Powered by copper-based 333MHz and 400MHz
PowerPC G3 processors, the new notebooks provide true desktop
performance and run up to twice as fast as the processors in Pentium
II-based notebooks*.

For Immediate Release

Apple Introduces Mac OS 8.6

Free Mac OS Update Improves Sherlock Search Feature, System Stability
and PowerBook Battery Life

WWDC, SAN JOSE, California-May 10, 1999-At its annual Worldwide
Developer Conference (WWDC), Apple Computer, Inc. today introduced
Mac OS 8.6, an update to the Macintosh operating system that
provides an easier to use and more powerful Sherlock search feature;
increases system stability; and delivers significantly improved
battery life for PowerBook users.

For Immediate Release

Apple Ships OpenGL For Macintosh

Industry’s Leading 3D Graphics Architecture Now Available on Mac

WWDC, SAN JOSE, California-May 10, 1999 -At its annual Worldwide
Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple Computer, Inc. today announced
shipment of OpenGL for Macintosh, a new version of SGI’s application
programming interface (API) and software library for 3D graphics.