Scott Kevill today announced the addition of a new game title to the GameRanger online gaming service. In addition to the 107 previous titles, gamers can now play Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon. This announcement follows Aspyr’s note last week that the popular third-person shooter was shipping. Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon is available for Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X, and is priced at US$49.95.
Read MoreEudora 5.2 is the latest version of Qualcomm’s powerful email client. The update includes numerous enhancements and bug fixes. Eudora is available as a free download and can run in a free, fully feature ad-supported mode, a paid mode (US$39.95), or a free Lite mode that has fewer features, but lacks ads. Eudora works with Mac OS 8.1 or higher and Mac OS X.
Read MoreAn Apple Hot News article features AppleScript expert Mark Chapman of Chapman Consulting Group discussing Interface building with AppleScript Studio and his use of the application to create a program that fixes a bug in certain types of Adobe Illustrator files.
Read MoreFireWire Depot has introduced the Speedzter2, a new 2.5″ FireWire/USB 2 combo hard disk enclosure that features an aluminum body, an ultra-compact design (5.0 x 2.9 x 0.6″), and includes a FireWire cable, USB 2 cable, external power supply and mini screwdriver for assembly. The Speedzter2 enclosure is priced at US$125.
Read MoreDr. Bott today introduced the DVI Extractor II, the latest addition to its Apple Display Connector (ADC) product line. The device allows displays with a 24-pin DVI-D or a 29-pin DVI-I connector to be used with the latest generation of Apple systems that sport the new ADC connector. In addition, certain displays that have not worked on the Mac so far now can be used with DVI Extractor II, including models from Eizo and Samsung.
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