Eminem’s music label Eight Mile Style has agreed to an undisclosed financial settlement with Apple in a lawsuit over copyright infringement claims, reports AP. “In February 2004, Ferndale-based Eight Mile Style filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Detroit against MTV, Apple, MTV’s parent Viacom Inc. and advertising agency TBWA/Chiat/Day,” notes the story.
Read MoreYazsoft today announced the availability of Speed Download 3.0.9; a new version of the popular download manager. Version 3.0.9 has been completely rewritten with Apple xCode and features an updated the Speed Download plugin; optimized compatibility for certain parts of the Apple site (i.e. iTunes Download) for some users; updated the ability to change download location without having to change/edit the file name; added better handling of the downloading of files with special accents, and more. Speed Download 3.0.9 is priced at US$20.
Read MoreVara Software has announced the release of Wirecast 2.0, an update to leverage the technologies in Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. With Wirecast, users can replace a whole broadcast studio with a Mac for creating Web broadcasts, and version 2.0 brings a whole list of new features: multiple bitrate output, chroma key for live broadcast, integration of core image transitions / filters in live video, integration with Spotlight, Quartz composer, and more.
Read MorePhotoleap today announced the release of Photoleap 1.1.1, an update to its photo sharing service for Mac OS X and Windows. Photoleap allows users to send hundreds of photos of any size to anyone with an email address. The software supports iPhoto 4 and 5 with an optional plug-in that allows users to send photos directly from iPhoto and save photos they receive to iPhoto albums. Also new with this release: view the photos on the Web and use email aliases.
Read MoreGot Game Entertainment today announced a July 14, 2005 release date for the North American release of RHEM 2, a pure-puzzle, first person adventure game, and the sequel to the popular RHEM. Made for PC and Mac, “RHEM 2 rejoins Zetais and Kales as they now explore a hidden city in underground caves far beneath the earth’s surface. Set as a direct sequel in story and gameplay to its predecessor, RHEM 2 features non-linear gameplay, non-violent story, and mind-bending puzzles.” The game will retail for US$29.99.
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