Griffin Announces the iTrip Station Finder application
Free software helps locate available iTrip frequencies in over 200 US cities
NASHVILLE, TN – July 24, 2003. Griffin Technology Inc, innovator of exciting
hardware and software products for the Mac market, today announced the iTrip
Station Finder. This small free application assists iTrip owners in finding
clear frequencies in over 200 cities and towns in the United States.
iPerch Plus Quietly Lifts And Cools Powerbooks
July 25, 2003 – For Immediate Release
Today, MacMice announces the release of its iPerch Plus fan-cooled
acrylic Powerbook desk stand.
The iPerch Plus is a 5.5-inch tall clear acrylic desk stand that
holds any model Apple G4 Powerbook at a 15-degree angle, for improved
screen viewability when in desktop usage.
ARCANEWARE INTRODUCES THE ARCANEREADER USB BARCODE SCANNER FOR OS X
Easy-To-Use, Affordable Barcode Scanner Built For ArcaneWare’s “Library”
ENGLISHTOWN, NJ — JULY 8, 2003 — ArcaneWare today released its
ArcaneReader USB Barcode Scanner, designed for Library, the company’s
personal book cataloging utility “for the rest of us.” The new handheld
reader is an easy-to-use solution for scanning Bookland EAN (“ISBN”)
barcodes into Library.
All users need to use the new ArcaneReader is a copy of ArcaneWare’s
Library 1.1 or later, along with a free powered USB port.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FrameForge 3D Released
First 3D Storyboarding Software That Simulates Multi-Camera Control
SAN DIEGO, CA – July 25, 2003 – Innoventive Software, LLC, announced
the release of FrameForge(tm) 3D. It provides a new, innovative way
for directors, filmmakers and other creatives to easily create and
manipulate storyboards. FrameForge 3D includes a virtual set and
fully articulated actors that allow users to explore and experiment
in ways never before possible.
For Immediate Release
For more information, a review copy, cover art, or an interview with
the authors, contact:
Kathryn Barrett (707) 827-7094 or kathrynb@oreilly.com
Security Begins with Well-Written Code
O’Reilly Releases “Secure Programming Cookbook for C and C++”
Sebastopol, CA–Over the next three years, private organizations and
government agencies will spend an estimated $21 billion on network
security to fight off password sniffing, spoofing, buffer overflows,
denials of service, viruses, worms, and other attacks.