Dot Software today announced the release of Cookie Muncher 1.0.5, a cookie manager that deletes all your cookies, except for the ones you choose to keep. At the moment, the utility supports five Web browsers: Camino, Internet Explorer, Safari, Mozilla, and OmniWeb. In addition, Cookie Muncher can edit cookie values and delete expired cookies. Cookie Muncher requires Mac OS X and is priced at US$8.
Read MoreThe New York Times has an article today on WozNet, a new wireless location-monitoring technology created by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak’s new company, Wheels of Zeus.
Read MoreApple captured 2.3 percent of the worldwide market share in the second quarter of 2003, down from 2.7 percent a year ago, but slightly up from the 2 percent it had in the first quarter, according to research firm IDC. “Although unit sales were down, there were bright spots in Apple’s earnings report,” writes Ina Fried for CNET News.com. “The company last quarter had its highest revenue level in nearly three years by selling higher-priced machines, as well as more of its iPod music players.
Read MoreReuters reports that Amazon.com, Buy.com, AOL, MusicMatch and even a re-launched Napster could all be in the online music business to compete with Apple’s iTunes Music Store by this fall. “There’s going to be a gold rush in the fall, with a whole bunch of services eyeing the a la carte download market,” said Lee Black of Jupiter Research.
Read MoreBlackBall has introduced a new version of BB-Tuner, a standalone software chromatic tuner that “leverages the power of the personal computer to deliver greater accuracy than any traditional chromatic tuner on the market today,” notes the press release. BB-Tuner Basic is available now and includes a five-minute instructional video and a 1/4-inch-to-1/8-inch cable converter for US$39.95.
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