Year: 2005

FileWave is first to provide Automated Upgrades

Posted by | Sep 1, 2005 | , |

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

FileWave is first to provide Automated Upgrades to Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger
with its software patch management solution

SAN FRANCISCO, September 1, 2005 — FileWave, the leading provider of Mac
OS X and Windows system and patch management software, today announced that
its flagship software suite, FileWave, is able to automatically upgrade
Macintosh workstations running Mac OS X v10.3.x to the new Mac OS X v10.4
Tiger.

“Initially it was considered impossible by everyone we spoke with at
Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference this year,” said Norbert M.
Doerne

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OWC ships 120GB 2.5-inch portable FireWire/USB2 drive

Posted by | Sep 1, 2005 | |

Other World Computing (OWC) has added a 120GB version to its Mercury On-The-Go line of 2.5-inch drives. The new drive runs at 5400RPM and includes 8MB of cache, two FireWire 400 and one USB 2.0/1.1 ports, weighs less than 12 ounces, and ships with carrying case, FireWire cable, USB Cable, EMC/Dantz Retrospect and Intech Speed Tools. It also is covered by a one-year warranty and officially supported by Dantz Retrospect with the EMC/Dantz Retrospect Backup Certification. The new drive is priced at US$349.99.

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Free Expo Pass to Photoshop World available

Posted by | Aug 31, 2005 | |

Photoshop World Conference & Expo will be opening its Tech Expo to the Boston public for one day only from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Hynes Convention Center. During the Expo, more than 50 exhibitors, including Adobe, Microsoft, Nikon, Canon, B&H, Dell, HP, Wacom, iStockphoto.com will be showcasing their latest gear and services, and providing product demonstrations. In addition, four bonus classes, taught by some of the biggest names in digital photography, will be open to all expo attendees at no additional cost.

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MacTech Call to Action: How you can help Hurricane Victims

Posted by | Aug 31, 2005 | , |

Attention Mac Community, and WebMasters:

MacTech Magazine is issuing a call to action to help Hurricane Katrina Victims.

If you have the space on your web site for web banners, or other forms of
messages, you can help the Red Cross with donations.

The way you do this is by going to the Red Cross web site, on the page
specifically set up with banner graphics. Here you will see the Red Cross’
banners, and their conditions for use.

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