Newer Technology has announced the release of a line of Intelligent Battery Charger/Conditioners for select iBook G3/G4 and all PowerBook G4 models. “The Intelligent Battery Charger/Conditioners have been designed with a dual purpose in mind: to charge and condition,” notes the company. “Both bays charge the batteries, allowing two batteries to be fully charged at all times.
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CarClip for the iPod mini Released
Music lovers have been struggling for years to find an appropriate holder
for their iPods while driving their vehicles. That ends today with the
release of the CarClip for the iPod mini. The CarClip conveniently puts the
iPod at eye level when hung from the vehicle’s rear view mirror and is
compatible with most FM transmitters and audio cassette adapters.
The CarClip is engineered from a single piece of laser-cut, hand-molded,
clear acrylic plastic designed to fit the iPod.
Use more 3G UMTS PC-Cards with Mac OS X 10.4.3
Mac OS X users can now use additional 3G UMTS PC-Data cards
Berlin, Germany, November 1st — nova media adds support for two new 3G
UMTS PC-Data cards for Mac OS X. Globetrotter FUSION and Globetrotter
FUSION QUAD allow 3G UMTS and GPRS connections around the globe.
These PC-Data cards are carried by many network providers and are sometimes
the only 3G UMTS PC-Data card solution available.
PRESS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Norpath Elements 3.2 now available for Mac OS X and Windows
New authoring features for creating interactive learning and multimedia
applications.
Toronto, Ontario — November 1, 2005 – Norpath Inc., today announced the
immediate availability of Norpath Elements 3.2, the latest version of its
interactive authoring software for rapidly creating learning, multimedia,
and information applications.
For Immediate Release
Release date: Nov 1, 2005
Manage your incoming links in a smart way
Caphyon LLC is pleased to announce the release of Advanced Link Manager
1.1, a tool that helps manage your web site incoming links. Advanced Link
Manager runs on Mac OS X, Windows 98/2000/XP, and Linux.
Almost all major search engines that exist today, rank a web page based on
the number and the quality of links that point to that web page.