Mark/Space has released The Missing Sync for Samsung, which adds Mac OS X support to Samsung’s Palm OS-based
i330 mobile phone. The software combines Palm Desktop 4.0 HotSync support, Mark/Space Mail email program, and the SplashPhoto mobile image viewer. The Missing Sync for Samsung works with Mac OS X 10.1.5 or later and sells for US$29.95.
Waterfall Software today announced the release of Wallet 1.0, a secure data storage solution that can store passwords, serial numbers, contacts, or “whatever you want it to store with a few clicks of the mouse.” Wallet provides 448-bit Blowfish encryption, password protection, and includes many advanced features such as importing from a standard tab-delimited file, a unique random password generator, and an advanced search. Wallet requires Mac OS X and is US$14.95 shareware.
Read MoreThe Houston Area Apple Users Group (HAAUG) will hold their first MacFest on April 26. The event is a celebration of all things Macintosh, with sessions on Mac OS X, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Office v.X, and a “Tune Up Your Mac Shop.” Highlighting the event will be a keynote address by Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus, author of more than thirty books on Macintosh computing.
Read MoreDevelopers, system administrators, IT managers, and power users are invited to submit presentation proposals for the second annual O’Reilly Mac OS X Conference, taking place in Santa Clara, California from October 27-30, 2003. “The O’Reilly conference program committee is seeking a wide range of presentations, from overviews of cutting edge projects, to practical, hands-on advice from presenters who are immersed in the nuts-and-bolts operation of Mac OS X, as well as those who are creating its future.
Read MoreKokorozashi today released iMage 1.0, an image file conversion utility. The new software quickly translates image files from one format to another “without hassle or fuss.” iMage imports JPEG, GIF, PNG, TIFF, Photoshop, PICT, BMP, MacPaint, and other file formats. It exports JPEG, PNG, TIFF, Photoshop, PICT, BMP, MacPaint, and other file formats. Under Mac OS X, iMage also imports PDF and imports and exports JPEG 2000. “You open the image document, choose a new format, close the document, and you’re done.
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