Apple has released AppleScript 1.8.3 for Mac OS X via Software Update. The update “provides increased stability of scripts and script applications, improved Unicode support for text and runs applications created with the latest version of AppleScript Studio.”
Read MoreQPS has started shipping a new ultra-slim USB Floppy Drive (PDF) that weighs about 10 ounces. The bus-powered drive sells for US$49.99 and includes a USB cable.
Read MoreA c|net video news segment discusses Apple’s midterm grades for 2002 with two analysts, Carl Howe of Forrester Research and Tim Bajarin of Creative Strategies. The two analysts dissect Apple’s product announcements this year, awarding A grades to the iMac, B+ and B marks to the eMac, respectively, and C+ and “Incomplete” marks for the Xserve. Neither analyst offers any outlook for the year, but Howe says he expects 1GHz iMacs at Macworld Expo while Bajarin expects more software announcements from Apple.
Read MoreTimeSlice from Casady & Greene, the simple yet powerful time-tracking and
billing application, has a new version–2.5 for Macintosh.
TimeSlice easily tracks the time spent on multiple business projects and
client jobs! The simple yet powerful invoicing and exporting of time data
are reasons why consultants, attorneys, web and graphic designers say:
“TimeSlice is the best time tracking app on the market.
Friday, June 21, 2002
CD Session Burner for Mac OS X version 1.0.
CD Session Burner lets you burn “sessions” to a CDR or CDRW until all the
space on the disk is used up.