Keyspan today announced it has developed software that allows a user to personalize the functions of its Presentation Remote. The new software layer allows users to customize the remote by redefining the actions of the buttons on the device. This allows users to tailor the manner in which the remote interacts with PowerPoint and Keynote.
Read MoreMacCandy today unveiled MacMaid, a desktop organization utility for Mac OS X. MacMaid allows you to manage your desktop by specifying what you want it to do with certain files. By using toolbars, smooth resizing and no confusing custom controls, the utility makes organizing your computer as easy as clicking a button. MacMaid is US$10 shareware and is available for download now.
Read MoreWiebeTech today announced the availability of a 250GB/7200RPM version of the DesktopGB+, its fanless, high performance FireWire storage device in a aluminum enclosure. The new high capacity drive is priced at US$599.95. Smaller capacities are also available, along with an empty, user configurable version.
Read MoreREALbasic 5 for Macintosh now available with enhanced Jaguar support
REALbasic 5 makes creating software fun and easy, builds smaller
applications, improves support for Jaguar, adds powerful new Internet
capabilities, comprehensive Unicode support and powerful new server
development option.
February 24th, 2003. Austin, Texas – REAL Software announces the
availability of REALbasic 5 for Macintosh, the powerful, easy-to-use tool
for creating your own software for Macintosh and Windows.
Macromedia will announce on Monday that Japanese cell phone giant NTT DoCoMo will become the first carrier to offer services based on Macromedia’s Flash animation player, reports c|net. “Under Monday’s agreement, DoCoMo will include the Flash player software on new high-end I-mode phones, starting with the 505i series, to be introduced late this year in Japan.
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