Year: 2004

SQLitePluginPro 1.0 for REALbasic

Posted by | Feb 1, 2004 | , |

SQLitePluginPro 1.0 for REALbasic

SAN DIEGO, California (January 28, 2004) – SQLabs is pleased to announce
the official release and immediate availability of SQLitePluginPro 1.0 for
both Windows and Mac.

SQLitePluginPro is a REALbasic database plugin that seamlessly replaces
REALbasic’s built-in database engine. SQLitePluginPro is built on top of
SQLite, an SQL92-compliant, embeddable, stand-alone database library.
SQLite’s on-the-fly indexing and ACID transactions ensure that
SQLitePluginPro databases are both fast and free from corruption.

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Apple offers 10% off iPods, select accessories

Posted by | Jan 31, 2004 | |

The online Apple Store and Apple retail locations are offering 10 percent off 15, 20 and 40GB iPods and select iPod accessories this weekend only (Jan. 31-Feb.1). Accessories eligible for the discount include: Apple In-Ear Headphones, Sony CPA-9C Car Cassette Adapter, Belkin TuneDok, Monster iCarPlay Wireless, NaviPod IR Remote, Altec Lansing inMotion Portable iPod Speakers, JBL Creature II Speakers, iCable for iPod, Incase Belt for iPod, and Monster iCase Travel Pack.

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Apple updates Final Cut Express

Posted by | Jan 31, 2004 | |

Apple today posted Final Cut Express 2.0.2, the latest update to its digital video editing software. According to the release notes, version 2.0.2 includes changes to the user interface and window displays, documentation, and user preferences. The update also fixes known issues with audio and video syncing over FireWire, Timeline editing functionality, and capturing long clips. Apple said version 2.0.2 is “strongly recommended” for all users of the software.

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Gateway makes bid for rival eMachines

Posted by | Jan 30, 2004 | |

Gateway plans to acquire rival eMachines “in a bid to regain its footing in the PC game and broaden the distribution of its Gateway-branded consumer electronics devices at retail,” reports CNET News.com. Gateway said it plans to purchase privately held eMachines for US$30 million in cash and 50 million shares of stock. Based on Gateway’s closing price of $4.09 per share Thursday, the total value of the deal would be around $234.5 million.

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