While not noted on Apple’s movie trailers page, Warner Brothers recently released the final theatrical trailer for “The Matrix Reloaded” exclusively in QuickTime format. The highly anticipated sequel to the 1999 blockbuster will land in theaters on May 15. “Not for old computers, this file is nearly 100MB and has a resolution that far surpasses DVD,” notes the movie’s Web site.
Read MoreThe newest Final Cut Pro User Group, Indy FCPUG, has been formed in Indianapolis, Indiana. The group’s first meeting will take place April 24, 2003, from 7:00 to 10:00 PM at Ivy Tech State College. They will be co-hosting the meeting with the newly formed digital video special interest group of the Indianapolis Macintosh User Group ApplePickers, who recently announced the First Annual ApplePickers/Small Dog Film Festival, taking place October 9, 2003. The groups will be meeting together the fourth Thursday of every month.
Read MoreMartian Technology today announced two new models of its Martian NetDrive wireless file serving device. The new models include a 120GB model (US$479) and a Kit edition ($379), allowing you to add your own hard drive to the wirelessly-connected enclosure. The Martian NetDrive combines “a hard drive with a small, silent, low-power case and an 802.11b wireless network interface, making them the world’s first wirelessly-connected network storage devices.
Read MoreBlacksmith today released Chartsmith 1.2.1, a free update to its popular charting and graphing application for Mac OS X. The latest version provides enhanced Keynote integration, expanded AppleScript support, along with several data parsing and user interface enhancements. Chartsmith sells for US$129, but you can receive $20 off by purchasing it through our MacWishbook special deals site.
Read MoreApple recently concluded a conference call with analysts and press about its second quarter financial results. MacMinute took part in the call, and here are a few of the highlights:
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