With today’s announcement of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger availability, Microsoft has provided an update on compatibility between the new operating system and the products of its Macintosh Business Unit. “Microsoft strives to ensure that Mac BU products run seamlessly on each new Apple OS and take advantage of new technology that will enhance the overall user experience,” the company said in a statement provided to MacMinute.
Read MoreAlongside the shipping announcement of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, Apple today added a special package to its online store that bundles Tiger, iLife ’05 (iPhoto 5, iMovie HD, iDVD 4, GarageBand 2 and iTunes 4.7.1), and iWork ’05 (Keynote 2 and Pages) for $249 — a savings of $38. The bundle must be purchased from the online Apple Store or by phone at 1-800-MY-APPLE before May 31, 2005.
Read MoreTLA Systems has released DragThing 5.6, a new version of its alternative dock application for Mac OS X. Rebuilt with Xcode 2.0, the free update brings full support for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, support for VoiceOver and other assistive technologies, and improved image previews, now including clipping files and icons. DragThing costs US$29.
Read MoreMacSoft today announced that Close Combat: First to Fight has shipped for the Mac and will be available in retail outlets this week. Developed with the assistance of the US Marine Corps, this authentic military simulation will show you exactly what a Marine fire team leader goes through in today’s urban combat. “In Close Combat: First to Fight, you will lead a lethal four man fire team through modern day Beirut.
Read MoreOther World Computing has announced a 72-Hour Mac mini upgrade service that allows users to boost the RAM, hard drive, or optical disc drive options on their new low-cost Mac. The $99 program includes installation of as many as three upgrade options, and FedEx overnight pickup and return.
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