EarthLink, who have been aggressively trying to shut down spammers recently, today announced its legal action against Howard Carmack, aka the “Buffalo Spammer,” and his accomplices in Buffalo, New York accused of sending more than 825 million illegal emails since March 2002. A hearing is scheduled today in U.S. District Court in Atlanta.
Read MoreApple has been nominated twice for Product Design in the Design and Art Direction (D&AD) Awards, notes Macworld UK. The Apple products being considered are the LCD iMac G4 and the Xserve rack-optimized 1U server. The other two products up for the award are a digital camera from Casio and Nike’s PSA. The 2003 D&AD Awards Ceremony takes place at London’s Earls Court 2 on Wednesday, May 28. Macworld UK has the full story.
Read MoreMemorex Products today announced exPressit SE 2.1, its new CD and DVD label maker software, with support for both PC and Mac OS X platforms. The software allows users to design and print labels as well as CD and DVD inserts, in less time and with more efficiency, notes the press release. exPressit SE 2.1 includes more than 600 images, 300 of which are licensed from the award-winning Hemera image library.
Read MoreHP today announced new printing systems and solutions for small business to “increase business productivity and reduce IT spending,” says the company. Announced today are the HP Web Jetadmin Report Generation Plug-in and the HP Print Server Appliance 4250, a server dedicated to printing that can increase productivity through automatic driver distribution, spooling and print queue hosting.
Read MoreGranted Software recently released Still Life 2.1, an update to its digital image pan and zoom application. Version 2.1 introduces a new audio track capability, which supports MP3, AIFF, WAV and the new AAC format for compatibility with iTunes 4 and music acquired from the new iTunes Music Store. In addition, this release offers full undo/redo support along with a shot distortion feature for creative special effects and Polish language support.
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