AquaMinds Software has announced the release of NoteTaker 1.5, a new version of the company’s personal productivity software. This release delivers over 50 new user features and enhancements. According to the developer, the new version marks a major feature evolution in NoteTaker’s navigation system while also adding a very powerful global search tool for retrieving information across multiple notebooks.
Read MoreAdobe said on Thursday that its second quarter profit rose as revenues were helped by strong sales of Acrobat 6, the new version of its popular Portable Document Format (PDF) software. The company earned US$64.2 million in the second quarter, or 27 cents per diluted share, up from $54.3 million, or 22 cents, in the same period a year ago. Adobe also grew revenue to $320.1 million from $317.4 million last year. Excluding certain items, Adobe said it earned $66.7 million, or 28 cents per share.
Read MoreMacMinute reader Scott Graham let us know that he has received his copy of Final Cut Pro 4, which he ordered from the online Apple Store. “I got my copy of FCP 4 today and am installing it currently. 4 DVD’s of Final Cut Pro goodness. I ordered it from the online store the day it was announced. Received word from Apple that it had shipped yesterday.
Read MoreAs expected, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) today approved the final standard for the 802.11g wireless networking specification, which Apple utilizes in its new AirPort Extreme products.
Read MoreUserCreations today released Spring 1.3, a significant update to its “innovative, Web-inspired” desktop that brings integrated people, places, and products with “just-click-on-it” simplicity to Mac OS X. Version 1.3 adds direct canvas-to-canvas trading (via AIM), deeper Watson integration (Movies, Epicurious, and PriceGrabber tools), Music Objects via eMusic (via helper app), drag-and-drop of rich and plain text, and several functional and visual improvements. Spring 1.3 is priced at US$21.95 for a single-user license.
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