Year: 2002

Redcort Software & Development has released Virtual TimeClock 4, a software solution to replace mechanical employee time clocks. The software will track worker arrivals, departures, hours worked, and overtime, as well as print timecards grouped by worker, department, job or client. Pricing information and a full list of new features are available from the site.

Roxio today announced it is partnering with Snapfish, an online photo service, to provide a Roxio-Snapfish co-branded site that allows customers to upload and store digital photos, create online photo albums to share with family and friends, and order prints and special products like greeting cards.

E-on software today announced Mover 4, an add-on animation pack for the company’s 3D scenery software, Vue d’Esprit. The software allows for the inclusion of fully animated digital characters, enhanced motion effects, and network rendering. Mover 4 requires Vue d’Esprit 4, and is available now for US$99.

Virtual Programming has released the first Mac version to date of KickOff 2002, a soccer game whose series has sold nearly 3.5 million copies worldwide. KickOff 2002 “throws the player head first into the pace and excitement of international soccer with a sprinkle of humour,” and includes 204 national teams, each with 16 players. The game is priced at £29.95 and requires Mac OS 9.0 or later.

Apple has posted a Hot News feature on the Summer NAMM 2002 convention, which hosts over 500 exhibitors spotlighting their music gear. The article highlights products from BIAS, MOTU, and Roland, among others.