MacSpeech today announced they will be conducting free presentations on speech recognition featuring iListen at Apple Stores in the Memphis, Chicago, and Indianapolis areas. They will be presenting at Apple’s Germantown, TN store at 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday October 6th, at the North Michigan Avenue store in Chicago at 12:00 p.m. on October 8th, and at the Keystone store in Indianapolis at 7:00 p.m. on October 11th.
Read MoreRobert Morgan, Webmaster of the Bare Feats Web site, has been banned from testing equipment at his local Apple Store in the Fashion Valley mall in San Diego, reports Wired’s Leander Kahney. Apparently Apple wasn’t very impressed when Morgan used one of the store’s display iMacs to run some 3-D games performance tests, and subsequently published results that contradicted Apple’s claims.
Read MoreInventive has released iClip 3.3, the latest version of the company’s multiple clipboard, scrapbook, and launcher application for Mac OS X. New to version 3.3 is a way to set multiple “Hot Keys” to quickly control various iClip functions, such as switching to different clipping sets, managing clipping sets, and more. In addition, this release offers a way to set multiple “Hot Clicks” to quickly control various functions of individual clippings, such as deleting them, editing their name, and so on.
Read MoreStephen Becker has announced the release of Safari Magic 1.1, a utility which adds several powerful tools to Safari, allowing users to selectively collect and edit/organize text, graphics, and pictures from multiple Web pages and non-contiguous sources. Safari Magic also enables users to selectively save or print anything they find on the Internet, as well as add their own notes and time-date stamps to their data. Safari Magic requires Mac OS 10.2 or later and is priced at US$19.95.
Read MoreSonnet Technologies today announced price cuts and improved performance on its Piccolo line of USB flash drives. Piccolo is now USB 2.0 Hi-Speed compatible (backward compatible with USB 1.1), offering faster data transfer rates with a USB 2.0 port-equipped computers. The Piccolo 256MB is now priced at US$49.95 (was $99.95), while the Piccolo 512MB is now priced at $99.95 (was $179.95).
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