Alco Bloom has released URL Manager Pro 3.2b7, the latest update of his popular shareware bookmark manager for Mac OS X. URL Manager Pro allows users to store, manage, and organize bookmarks independently of their browser. Version 3.2b7 offers a new validate URL engine, support for Apple Mail, Address Book, a redesigned Export Bookmarks command, and more. URL Manager Pro 3.2b7 requires Mac OS X 10.2 or higher and is priced at US$25.
Read MoreInsist has announced the release of iSticky 1.1, an application that utilizes the Internet to place sticky notes on the desktop of another user. To facilitate communication between iSticky users, Insist set up iStickyServer, an application that runs on their server to handle sent notes. These “iStickies” sent to others are stored in their database until the recipient checks for new notes. iSticky 1.1 requires Mac OS X 10.2 or higher and is priced at US$15.95.
Read MoreSmall Tree Communications Announces the First Dual and Quad Port
Gigabit Ethernet Cards for the Power Mac G5 and G5 Xserve
January 22, 2004 – Small Tree Communications announces the
immediate availability of the first dual and quad port gigabit
Ethernet cards for the Apple Power Mac G5 and Apple G5 Xserve
computers. These cards, first demonstrated at the MacWorld trade
show in early January, allow increased network connectivity by
providing two or four independent gigabit Ethernet ports on each
card, conserving PCI slots for other uses.
Apple has released Backup 2.0.1, an update to its file archiving utility for .Mac members. Version 2.0.1 offers reliability improvements to scheduled backups and is now available through the Software Update preference pane and as a download from .Mac. Apple said the update is recommended for all Backup 2.0 users.
Read MoreIn a conference call with analysts to discuss Pixar’s financial earnings, Steve Jobs blasted Disney for being weak creatively and unwilling to compromise on a distribution agreement. “The truth is there has been little creative collaboration with Disney for years,” Jobs said.
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