Marketcircle has released its DayLite Mail Integration Module (DMI), which gives you access and control to your DayLite Opportunities and Projects from within Apple Mail. “Once you’ve reviewed or composed an email, DMI automatically stores the contents right within DayLite’s powerful SQL database,” explains the developer. The module also gives you the ability to create linked Tasks, Appointments, Opportunities or Projects.
Read MorePalmOne said late yesterday that CEO Todd Bradley is stepping down next month. “President Ed Colligan, 43, was named interim CEO and a candidate for the permanent position, said the Milpitas handheld-device maker. Colligan is a co-founder of the original Palm, who left to start Handspring and returned when Palm acquired Handspring last year.
Read MoreRon Harris of the Associated Press says that less is more when it comes to Apple’s new iPod shuffle. “Since Apple introduced the iPod in 2001, competitors have been scrambling to match the simplicity and style of the popular digital music player. But try as they might, the original just keeps getting better,” writes Harris. “The latest flavor, the diminutive iPod shuffle, proves that fewer bells and whistles can be just as good as more.
Read MorePhotoshop World Conference & Expo, the largest Photoshop educational event in the world, is heading to the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas on March 8-10, 2005. Conference attendees will select from more than 65 classes during the three-day conference learning the latest techniques, tips, and tricks of the trade.
Read MoreMike Wendland of the Detroit Free Press says Apple’s new iWork suite still has room to improve. “The hype surrounding the new Mac mini and iPod Shuffle released last week by Apple has largely obscured a new $79 software package from the company called iWork,” writes Wendland. “And that’s probably appropriate, because neither the Keynote 2 presentation software nor the new Pages word processor are as full-featured as one would like…
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