Bloomberg reports that Apple CEO Steve Jobs is the highest paid chief executive in the US, earning $219 million a year. To put that into perspective, the average annual pay for a CEO is $12 million a year. Bloomberg’s review looked at total pay from 2000 through 2002 for 243 CEOs running companies with 2002 revenue of $5 billion or more. Data for the study was furnished by Equilar, an independent provider of executive compensation information.
Read MoreDaystar Technology has announced new pricing on its entire line of XLR8 CPU upgrades. Some examples of new pricing: the 366 MAChSpeed G4 ZIF for US$89; the 466 MAChSpeed G4 ZIF for $199; the 450 MAChCarrier G4 for $219; and the 350 MAChCarrier G4 for $139.
Read More4D WebMail Lite and Source Code Released
— Free, Easy Web-based Mail Handling Application for any standards based
Mail Server; Integrated iCal Calendaring and IMAP
Support —
San Jose, CA, August 13, 2003 – 4D, Inc., publishers of the 4th Dimension
RAD/RDBMS Environment and 4D WebSTAR Server Suite, today announced the
immediate availability of 4D WebMail Lite 2.0 and its source code.
“Built entirely in 4D, 4D WebMail Lite 2.0 showcases the power and
flexibility of 4th Dimension,” said Brendan Coveney, president and CEO, 4D,
Inc.
BBAutoComplete 1.2 is now available.
BBAutoComplete adds word auto-completion to BBEdit, Mailsmith, Script
Debugger, Tex-Edit Plus, and TextWrangler. You type the start of a
word, press a key, and BBAutoComplete types the letters to complete the
word. If BBAutoComplete guessed wrong, you can keep pressing the key to
cycle through other possible completions. Other auto-completion
utilities need to be taught the abbreviations and expansions that you
use; BBAutoComplete avoids this hassle by automatically looking for
expansions in the program’s open documents.
United Online Introduces Mac OS 9 Version of Value-Priced
Internet Access For Its NetZero and Juno Brands
New Services Give Mac Consumers Nationwide Value-Priced
Internet Access Choice
WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif., August 13, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) — United Online,
Inc. (Nasdaq:UNTD), a leading provider of value-priced Internet services,
today announced the company is extending the availability of NetZero
Platinum for Mac and Juno Platinum for Mac Internet access services by
offering the services for the Mac OS 9 platform.