Maxtor has announced the OneTouch II external drive, offering an exclusive version of Dantz Retrospect backup software, a Maxtor DriveLock security feature for added data protection and more powerful restore capabilities, including historical backup recovery. The new OneTouch II comes with a 7200RPM 300GB (US$379.95) or 250GB ($329.95) hard drive with a 16MB buffer, and features a combo FireWire/USB 2.0 interface.
Read MoreYellow Lemon Software has released Desktop Transporter 1.1.0, a US$15 remote desktop application for Mac OS X 10.2.8 or later. It supports one-click sharing of your desktop, authentication and automatic discovery of shared desktops. Desktop Transport uses Rendezvous to discover shared desktops and provides the ability to preview shared desktops before connecting to them.
Read MoreApple UK will be conducting an “iMac G5 Discovery Days” tour across the UK in the coming weeks. “So why not visit a participating reseller on the last weekend in September or the first two weekends in October and find out why the new iMac is the perfect hub for your digital lifestyle? Fully-trained Apple representatives will be on-hand to answer all your questions and show you just how easy it is to be creative with the Mac, right out of the box. Just bring yourself… and an open mind,” says Apple.
Read MoreSTUFFIT DELUXE 9.0, FEATURING OVER A DOZEN NEW FEATURES,
ANNOUNCED BY ALLUME
New Version Boosts Compression/Decompression Speed, Adds Powerful
Backup Options, and Provides CD/DVD Burning Across Multiple Disks
WATSONVILLE, CA, September 20, 2004 – Allume Systems, Inc. (formerly
Aladdin Systems, Inc.), an IMSI company (OTC BB: IMSI), today
announced StuffIt Deluxe 9.0, the newest version of its file
compression, access, and organization software for Mac OS X.
eMusic said it will relaunch its subscription digital music service on Wednesday with a larger focus on independent artists. “As in its previous incarnation, the service will offer unprotected MP3 files from independent labels, a sharp contrast from services such as Apple’s iTunes or Microsoft’s new MSN Music store,” reports CNET News.com.
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