Year: 2002

LaunchBar 3.2 for Mac OS X

Posted by | Mar 12, 2002 | , |

OBJECTIVE DEVELOPMENT ANNOUNCES LAUNCHBAR 3.2 FOR MAC OS X

Vienna, Austria – March 12, 2002 — Objective Development today announced
the availability of LaunchBar 3.2 for Mac OS X, an award-winning
productivity utility that provides lightning fast access to thousands of
files, web-bookmarks, email-addresses and applications just by entering
short abbreviations.

For more information about LaunchBar please visit Objective Development’s
web site at http://www.obdev.at/products/launchbar/

WHAT’S NEW IN LAUNCHBAR 3.2

* Improved performance: LaunchBar searches are now more than tw

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Power On: New Release of Public Beta of Now Up-to-Date & Contact

Posted by | Mar 12, 2002 | , |

Power On Offers New Release of Public Beta of Now Up-to-Date & Contact

Palm=AE Conduits for Mac OS X Enhanced

Columbus, Ohio – March 12, 2002 – Power On Software, an Inc 500 Company,
has updated its public beta of the Palm conduits for Now Up-to-Date &
Contact=AE, the #1 best-selling calendaring and contact management software
in the history of the Macintosh.

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iMac vs. the competition

Posted by | Mar 12, 2002 | |

The San Francisco Chronicle has published a head-to-head review of Apple’s high-end iMac and a similarly priced PC model, the HP Pavilion 780n. Columnist Henry Norr admits the iMac represents a better solution for those interested in multimedia, but says he isn’t a fan of the iMac’s design. Meanwhile, a ZDNet UK article lavishes praise on Apple’s sense of branding through superior design.

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Sibelius 2 comes to Mac OS X

Posted by | Mar 11, 2002 | |

The Sibelius Group today announced the Mac OS X release of Sibelius 2, the company’s powerful music notation software. Sibelius 2 has been redesigned from the ground up to take advantage of Mac OS X and boasts more than 200 new features, including Arrange, a revolutionary artificial intelligence technology that can automatically arrange and orchestrate music. Sibelius 2 sells for US$599 with upgrades priced at $199. Educational discounts are available.

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