Freeverse is offering a “Show Special” on its online store for the Mac gamers who can’t make it to the company’s booth (#360) at the Macworld CreativePro Conference & Expo. The company is offering US$5 off any of its games inluding Legion, Solace, WingNuts, and Hearts & Spades. You must use coupon code “360” to get the savings.
Read MoreMozilla.org today announced the launch of a new foundation that will “continue to promote the development, distribution and adoption of the award-winning Mozilla standards-based Web applications and core technologies, including the Gecko browser layout engine.” The Mozilla Foundation will continue and expand on the efforts of Mozilla.org, the group managing the daily operations of the Mozilla project.
Read MoreDigital imaging veterans Mark Hamburg, Jack Davis and Stephen Johnson have been named as the 2003 inductees into the Photoshop Hall of Fame, recognized for their achievements in Photoshop Business Development, Education and Art, respectively. The induction ceremony, which takes place as part of the PhotoshopWorld Conference and Expo, will be held September 30, 2003 at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
Read MoreXtremeMac has lowered the price of its U.F.O. USB and FireWire hub for the iMac to US$99.95 (previously $129.95). The illuminated digital pedestal hub sits directly under the iMac and features a blue glowing base and an integrated cable management system that routes the iMac’s keyboard and speaker cables under the computer. The FireWire and USB hub offers six self-powered expansion ports at the front of the computer with a sliding door system to hide unused ports.
Read MoreBuy.com will reportedly unveil a new online music service next Tuesday with a US$40 million promotional campaign and a launch celebration in New York’s Times Square. Taking its cue from Apple’s iTunes Music Store, Buy.com will sell individual tracks without collecting a monthly subscription fee, the Mercury News reported. The article also notes that the online retailer will be heavily targeting PC users and has yet to secure licensed music from all five major record labels.
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