Fortune has released its list of the top 100 best companies to work for in America. Among the tech companies on the list are Qualcomm (No. 8), CDW (No. 13), Cisco (No. 15), Adobe (No. 27), Microsoft (No. 28), Intuit (No. 45), Intel (No. 49), and Sun (No. 50). Apple is not on the list, although it’s unclear whether the company was one of 279 who applied for consideration.
Read MoreBank of America has told its customers that as of February 11, the company will no longer support Macintosh versions of Quicken, according to MacCentral. Customers using Quicken for Mac will automatically be switched to the “Online Banking with Bill Pay” service.
Read MoreAddonics today introduced the Pocket DVD/CDRW drive, which features an 8x DVD player, 8x CD-RW recorder, and 24x CD-ROM drive. As with the rest of Addonics’ Pocket line of peripherals, the Pocket DVD/CDRW supports FireWire (US$429), CardBus ($419), and USB 2.0 ($399) interfaces via an interchangeable cable. Bundled software, however, is only included for Windows systems.
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Econ Technologies Brings Easy File Synchronization to Mac OS X Users
Oviedo, Florida — January 24, 2002 — Econ Technologies announces
ChronoSync, their latest Cocoa based Mac OS X product. ChronoSync easily
synchronizes or backs-up files and folders in a variety of ways. ChronoSync
is the perfect solution to synchronize your laptop and desktop, computers
on a network and even run simple backups.
Aspyr Media has begun shipping Spiderman, according to Inside Mac Games. Copies of the 3D action game began shipping yesterday to customers who pre-ordered the game. Spiderman is available for US$39.95.
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