Apple has responded to Adobe’s “PC Preferred” page (which we noted on Monday) that shows a PC outperforming a Power Mac in a head-to-head contest. “Apple stands by our claims that our latest Power Mac systems perform equal to or better than competing PC systems,” Apple said in a statement acquired by MacCentral.
Read MoreApple co-founder Steve Wozniak will be speaking at North Carolina State University on Saturday, April 26, 2003. The event is being hosted by PackMUG, the North Carolina State University Macintosh Users Group, and will be held at 2:00 PM ET at the Jane S. McKimmon Center. Admission to the address is free for all attendees, with tickets being sponsored by Apple. However, the event is currently filled to capacity — over 600 students, faculty and staff representing eight universities in North Carolina have already registered to attend Wozniak’s speech.
Read MoreMicrosoft is capping the number of emails that users of its free Hotmail service can send each day in order to cut down on spam (junk email), according to the Associated Press. The company hopes to stop people from using its service to send the unsolicited messages by limiting the number that a user can send in a 24-hour period to 100.
Read MoreMorrison SoftDesign today released FontDoctor 5.5, the latest version of its tool for font problem diagnosis, repair and organization. Version 5.5 introduces several new features, including a Font Mover window that allows Mac OS X users to easily view suitcase contents, move and copy between font suitcases, and more. FontDoctor (US$69.99) is available for Mac OS X and Mac OS 8/9.
Read MoreLogicalVue Software today released SQLVue 1.0, an interactive SQL editor that allows you to easily view and develop REALbasic databases. It displays data in any table in a sortable grid, exports table data as HTML for display in Web pages, displays Data Dictionary of all tables and columns in the database, processes any compatible SQL command, and can connect to multiple databases at once. SQLVue is available in two Editions — a free Starter Edition and a US$30 Professional Edition — for Mac OS X, Mac OS 8/9 and Windows.
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