Parliant Corp. today announced the PhoneValet Message Center (PVMC), a new Mac OS X voicemail product that builds on its existing multi-line computer telephony solution. The new product adds a multi-line answering machine, multiple voicemail boxes, call recording, voice dialing, talking Caller ID and call logging to PhoneValet. PVMC includes all required hardware and software, and will ship in Q1 2004 for US$199.95.
Read MoreEarthLink today launched TotalAccess 2004 for Macintosh and announced that it has become the first major ISP to provide a Web accelerator, free-of-charge, to Mac users, according to the press release. The Web accelerator allows users to surf the Web “up to five times faster than typical 56K dial-up speeds,” says EarthLink.
Read MoreCE Software has sold its QuickMail e-mail application to Outspring Software, a new startup company founded by Micromat CEO Jeff Baudin, who plans to continue development and marketing of the product. “Our QuickMail customers deserve a strong development effort to ensure that they continue to have a powerful and robust e-mail system,” said John Kirk, president of CE. “We will work with Outspring to provide a smooth transition.
Read MoreAs previously noted on MacMinute, Apple is planning to launch a localized version of the iTunes Music Store in Japan this year. According to ComputerWorld Hong Kong, staff at Apple’s newly opened retail store in the Ginza shopping district in Tokyo have been telling customers the company is currently planning to launch the service “in the spring.”
Read MoreIn addition to webcasting Steve Jobs’ Macworld Expo San Francisco keynote tomorrow (see related story), Apple will broadcast the event live via satellite. The presentation will be available via satellite at the following coordinates:
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