Year: 2003

PXM 2.10: Project Management Software

Posted by | Oct 13, 2003 | , |

October 13th, 2003

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

JTECH SOFTWORKS, INC. RELEASES LATEST VERSION OF POPULAR MAC OS X
PROJECT MANAGEMENT APPLICATION

PMX for Mac OS X continues to lead the way in price, performance and
aesthetics.

New features for 2.10 include PDF and HTML Export options as well as 2
reports: PERT and Resource Overbooking. Current release is English only.

Any 2.0X license is valid for use with 2.10.

The Mac OS X market is in sore need of a quality, simple to use project
management application.

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GCam: Free iSight Video Recording Software

Posted by | Oct 12, 2003 | , |

GCam: Free Video Recording Software
October 13, 2003 – For Immediate Release

Today, MacMice announces a free software application for recording
video from an Apple iSight or other Firewire video source.

Developed in partnership with Ben Software, maker of the popular BTV
video applications, GCam is a full-featured video recording application
that lets iSight web cam owners easily record clips in Quicktime
format. GCam is freeware, and is fully described and available for
download from the MacMice Workspace Products Co. web site. (
http://www.macmice.com/gcam.html )

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DEVEONthink 1.7.2 information manager released

Posted by | Oct 12, 2003 | |

DEVONtechnologies has released DEVONthink 1.7.2, which adds new features, improvements and fixes to the “paperless office” utility. DEVONthink incorporates a notepad, outliner, scrapbook manager, information manager, freeform database, archive, bookmark manager and image database. DEVONthink Personal Edition 1.7.2 requires on Mac OS X 10.1 or higher and is priced at US$35.

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Wired: Sony should skip iPod clone, build PVP

Posted by | Oct 11, 2003 | |

Wired’s Peter Rojas thinks Sony should skip trying to create a device to compete with the iPod, and should instead focus on building a personal video player (PVP) before Apple introduces a video iPod. “There probably isn’t a whole lot the electronics giant can do now to unseat the iPod, but Sony does have a chance to leapfrog competitors in the next wave of entertainment gadgets: personal video players…

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