Salling Software this week will give attendees of Macworld Expo in San Francisco a sneak-peek of an upcoming version of its popular Salling Clicker utility, which will be compatible with Symbian-based smartphones from Sony Ericsson. “Users have been telling us they want support for these smartphones,” said Jonas Salling, President of Salling Software.
Read MoreBack in November we noted that the Norwegian programmer who created the first widely-used tool for cracking the copy protection technology found on DVDs was going after Apple’s iTunes — and he has. The Register is now reporting that Jon Lech Johansen has figured out a way of allowing people to play songs they’ve purchased on iTunes Music Store on their GNU/Linux computers.
Read More– Gosh, I love covering Macworld expos. I’m in my element, though time loses all meaning. The days are longer than the wait between episodes of “24,” but the week, in retrospect, will doubtless seem shorter than a Britney Spears marriage. I’m penning this before Steve Jobs’ keynote, when things will really kick into high gear. But I already know that this is going to be a verrrry exciting year for Mac users, based on a plethora of interviews I had yesterday. Keep reading; you’ll read all about ’em here on MacMinute, of course.
Read MoreTenon Intersystems today announced that iTools 7.2, its Web server package for Mac OS X, now supports a version of WEBmail and a WEBcalendar. Tenon’s iTools “anytime, anywhere” WEBmail enables users to access email, via POP or IMAP, from any device running a browser.
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