Apple has opened a new version of its online store for mobile phone users in Japan. “The service is available to owners of most handsets sold by NTT DoCoMo and KDDI’s Au unit, which together account for about 82 per cent of all wireless Internet subscribers in Japan. The version for Au’s EZWeb service launched on March 28 and the NTT DoCoMo iMode site went live on April 1, Apple said.
Read MoreAspyr Media will be showcasing The Sims 2 on Friday, April 15, at 7:00 p.m. at the monthly Aspyr game night at Austin’s Apple store. The Apple Store at Barton Creek Mall hosts this free community event each month to demonstrate the quality of Mac gaming with the latest Macintosh games and the newest Macintosh equipment. Aspyr representative Andrew Brazell will be on hand to give a short demonstration. The Sims 2, licensed from Electronic Arts, is scheduled to ship in June. The game can be pre-ordered now for US$49.99.
Read MoreNear-Time Current puts Mac OS X Users in Complete Control over Desktop and
Internet Content
Now Commercially Available, Current Combines Rich Authoring and Publishing
with Ability to Harvest and Manage Web content, News feeds, Desktop and
Multimedia Files
Chapel Hill, N.C. – April 6, 2005 – Near-Time, Inc., a leading innovator of
content and knowledge management software, today announced the commercial
availability of Near-Time Current for Mac OS X.
ShowMacster
Offenburg, Germany – April 6, 2005 – E.R.S “Pleasant software for the
people” announces the release of the new software ShowMacster.
ShowMacster is an extension to Apple’s iChat AV which enables the user to
stream pictures, Quicktime movies and live screen captures during video
conferences.
ShowMacster is seamlessly integrated into iChat AV, adding a drawer to the
video chat window.
Your Mac Life, an Internet-based Mac radio show hosted by Shawn King, has announced the lineup for this evening’s broadcast (8:30-11:00 p.m. ET). Tonight Shawn will talk to Will Staeger, executive producer of original entertainment programming for ESPN, who will discuss the Mac-based production of “Tilt.” Also on the show will be KW Media’s Scott Kelby, who will talk about the change from Mac Design magazine to Layers magazine. As always, Peter Cohen of MacCentral and Macworld will be on to talk about all the latest Mac Gaming News.
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