ShowMacster v1.4
Offenburg, Germany – June 12th, 2005 – E.R.S “Pleasant software for the
people” announces a major update of ShowMacster (v1.4).
ShowMacster v1.4 not only sports a user interface refinement, it also comes
with a set of brand new features and finally fixes the iGlasses conflict!
– Sketchboard is ShowMacster’s new tool which enables the user to draw
right inside the current streaming picture. It makes it possible to draw on
a blank sheet or any photo.
PowerMacResQ today announced a new Mac mini repair and upgrade program as part of its line of PowerMacResQ programs. The new service offers all Mac mini owners premier upgrade services and nationwide convenience. “PowerMacResQ will receive the unit, install the upgrade within 24 hours, and return the mini back to the customer overnight,” notes the release. “The upgrades are installed by an Apple Certified Technician, and all pulled parts are returned to the customer.
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Read MoreNitrozac and Snaggy have posted a humorous take on the followup after WWDC. Their Joy of Tech comic portrays a Mac OS X box returning home from the conference to find an angry G5 chip wife waiting for him. She’s found an Intel sticker, and his secret double life has been exposed. The Joy of Tech comic series routinely delivers a humorous look at technology and the issues surrounding it.
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