Apple Japan is currently looking for employees for the new Apple Store in Tokyo’s Ginza shopping district, which is expected to open in early 2004. The store, which was first announced in May, will be of the “high profile” format, like the SoHo store in New York City and The Grove in Los Angeles. This will be Apple’s first store outside of the US. Further information can be found on Apple Japan’s new retail Web site.
Read MoreApple’s “New Music Tuesdays” continue today with additions to the iTunes Music Store from Joe Firstman, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Danilo Perez, State Property, Steadman, Blue October, Clay Walker, and Waylon Jennings. Apple has also added new music from Zwan, Da Brat, Sarahh Vaughan, Karsh Kale, Cowboy Junkies, Aaron Carter, Eve 6, and Clarence Carter. In addition, exclusive tracks were added from Michelle Branch, Seal, Thelonious Monk, Tamia, and Jeff Buckley.
Read MoreFortune’s David Kirkpatrick looks at Hewlett-Packard’s huge product launch yesterday, and wonders if HP is the new Apple. “It’s a comparison HP willingly invited as it introduced 158 new products all at once — from printers to PCs to cameras to inexpensive photo paper. Apple of course has led the way toward a vision of integrated digital consumer devices and software for imaging, music, and video.
Read MoreCode Line Communications, makers of Art Directors Toolkit, today announced the release of Art Files 1.0, a standalone application that “takes the tedious task of collecting Illustrator documents, linked images and fonts for graphics files and turns it into a simple point & click operation.” Art Files runs on Mac OS X 10.2 or later and is available for US$24.95.
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SUMMARY:
disclabel 1.0.1 updates SmileOnMyMac, LLC’s award-winning CD labeling
software with a fix for crashing on import from iTunes, faster iPhoto
image import, a fix for saving designs with PSD files, and a number of
other helpful bug fixes. disclabel 1.0.1 (30-day free demo, $29.95)
requires Mac OS X 10.2 or later.