MYOB today announced the release of the latest version of its small business management and accounting software, MYOB AccountEdge 2004 for Mac OS X. MYOB AccountEdge 2004 introduces a new suite of integrated business services, including credit card authorization and direct deposit of payroll checks. “We’re bringing features to the Mac platform that only Windows users have had before,” said Cynthia Mackewicz, General Manager, MYOB US, Inc.
Read MoreA briefing on Yahoo’s In Play report notes that the Wall Street Journal suggests that in its current incarnation, Apple’s iTunes Music Store “provides minute profits” to the company. It should be noted, however, that when Apple launched the online music service, its share price jumped dramatically.
Read MoreAs noted by Macworld UK, QuickTime, Apple’s multimedia powerhouse software, is being downloaded 350,000 times a day, according to The Age. These numbers come from a recent interview with Frank Casanova, Apple’s QuickTime product marketing manager. The article goes on to note that in the 14 months since its release, 141,325,656 copies of QuickTime 6 have been distributed.
Read MoreA new Web site has launched which focuses on Apple’s iTunes Smart Playlists. “Smart Playlists.com is specifically designed for iTunes and iPod users, so they can tap into the many ingenious ways in which Smart Playlists can be used to keep your music fresh,” notes the Web site. Smart Playlists.com was designed for users of iTunes 3.0 and above.
Read MoreStick Software has released Measles 2.2, a “fun, bouncy desktop companion” for Mac OS X that acts as a CPU monitor. The software provides the user with Aqua-style spheres on their desktop that bounce off of windows and each other, adding “life and energy to the user’s environment.” Version 2.2 adds several new features and fixes a few bugs. Measles 2.2 is US$10 shareware.
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