FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The First Major Organizer Comes to Mac OS X
Park City, UT – October 16th, 2001 — Chronos LC today proudly announced
Personal Organizer 4.0, the first and only modern organizer for Mac OS 8,
9, and X. Personal Organizer 4.0 delivers where it really counts. According
to Jerry Halls, V.P. of Sales at Chronos, “Personal Organizer 4.0 is like a
fine sports car. It’s fast. It’s easy to use. And it’s great looking.
INSIDER RELEASES UPDATEAGENT X 10.1
Leading Software Updater Improves FTP and HTTP Protocol Support
October 16, 2001 [Carlsbad, California] Insider UpdateAgent X version 10.1
was released today with support for Mac OS X 10.1, upgraded support for FTP
and HTTP protocols for downloading Macintosh application updaters, as well
as several maintenance fixes. The new release now contains direct support
for both protocols, attempting to download first via FTP, then via HTTP if
FTP fails.
Apple Enhances Popular iBook Line
New iBook Line Features Increased Performance, More Memory & Larger Hard Dri=
ves
CUPERTINO, California-October 16, 2001-Apple=AE today enhanced its popular
iBook=AE line of consumer and education notebooks with faster PowerPC G3
processors up to 600 MHz, a new system bus running up to 100 MHz, larger
hard drives up to 20GB and now 128MB of RAM standard across the line. The
new iBooks are priced starting at $1,299, and the popular top-of-the-line
model featuring a DVD-ROM/CD-RW “Combo” drive is now priced $100 lower at
$1,699.
Apple Powers Up Titanium PowerBook G4 with New G4 Processors
New PowerBook Line Includes High Speed Graphics & Larger Hard Drives
CUPERTINO, California-October 16, 2001-Apple=AE today introduced its new lin=
e
of Titanium PowerBook=AE G4 notebooks with faster processors, high speed
graphics and larger hard drives.
OK, here it is. JavaScript for OSA 1.0 has gone final!
JavaScript for OSA is an implementation of the JavaScript scripting language
that is compatible with any OSA (Open Scripting Architecture) client
application, such as the Script Editor, FaceSpan, REALbasic and of course
our own Script Debugger 3 or 2. JavaScript for OSA is a system-level
scripting system with the ability to send and handle AppleEvents.