Marimba today announced that its Desktop/Mobile Management products now support Mac OS X 10.2 “Jaguar,” allowing those systems to be managed with the company’s Desktop/Mobile Management solutions. “Adding support for Mac OS X demonstrates Marimba’s commitment to supporting heterogeneous desktop environments,” said Kia Behnia, chief technology officer for Marimba in the press release.
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Read MoreNetlock Technologies today announced the release of the Nortel Multi-OS VPN Client for Mac OS X for Nortel IP Services Switches. The product supports Mac OS X 10.1.5 and above and Mac OS X native applications and older applications that run in Classic Mode.
Read MoreDr. Bott today announced ExtendAIR antennas for Apple’s new Airport Extreme. The company’s ExtendAIR products are Apple-certified and extend the range of the AirPort Extreme Base Station in all directions to a 75 m (250 ft.) radius, and in a single direction to 150 m (500 ft). The Omni antenna will be available worldwide and the Directional one will only be available in North America due to regulatory restrictions. Look for these in February with prices starting at US$99.
Read MoreAndrew Toth has released Salvage 1.2, a tool for recovering digital camera pictures from corrupt media. Version 1.2 improves support for Nikon cameras and increases the number of pictures recovered by the unregistered version of the software. Salvage is US$25 shareware and a Mac OS X version is expected early this year.
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