Feelorium has released Picture-in-Picture X 1.0, a floating QuickTime movie player for Mac OS X. The application plays movies in an “always on top” window, so users can watch movies and QuickTime TV channels while they work. Picture-in-Picture X 1.0 is US$12 shareware.
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Read More(Hong Kong, Dec. 16, 2001) Feelorium has released Picture-in-Picture X 1.0
today.
Picture-in-Picture X is a floating QuickTime movie player. It plays movies
on an always on top window. It enables users to watch their favorite movies
while they work on other applications.
Picture-in-Picture X is very easy to use. Users simply drag and drop movie
files or folders on to its window, and it plays the movies one by one
automatically.
Users can also watch QTV channels easily. Picture-in-Picture X includes
information about many of QTV channels.
CTM Releases PowerMail 3.1 – First Major Upgrade to
Mail Client is Built for Mac OS X, Offers New Features
Geneva, Switzerland, December 15th, 2001 – CTM today released the latest
version of PowerMail, its leading e-mail client for the Mac. PowerMail 3.1
for Mac OS X offers a range of new features and is available now from
http://www.ctmdev.com
“PowerMail is being embraced by customers as a leading e-mail application
for Mac OS X. Customer’s response to this robust duo is amazing.” said
Marie-Th=E9r=E8se Lamagat, CTM’s vice president.
Apple today opened its CambridgeSide retail store in Cambridge, MA. The store’s opening marks Apple’s 27th, and likely the last of the year, as Apple’s retail page does not indicating any forthcoming store openings.
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