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MaxUpgrades today announced availability of a new and improved iMove, a positioning table that enables the user to change the position of their Apple Cinema Display or iMac for optimum viewing angle and position. The iMove is available for Apple Cinema Displays (30 inch, 23 inch, and 20 inch models) and Apple iMac G5 (20 inch and 17 inch Models).
Read MoreSeveral analysts have raised their revenue and earnings estimates for Apple as a result of the company’s higher than expected quarterly financial results yesterday, reports CBS Marketwatch. J.P. Morgan is is now projecting March quarter earnings of US$0.47 a share (up from $0.34 a share), with revenue estimates at $3.035 billion (up from $3.007 billion).
Read MoreWe’ve posted our second photo gallery from the show floor of Macworld Conference & Expo in San Francisco. Other galleries available include: Floor Gallery Part One, iPod shuffle and Mac mini.
Read MoreScripting Matters has announced the 2005 AppleScript Pro Sessions in Monterey, a five-day AppleScript training event to be held May 2-6 in Monterey, California. The first day of the sessions is an introduction to AppleScript. Subsequent days look at scripting real-world applications. “I can think of no better way for a beginner to learn than by getting an introduction to AppleScript, and then seeing how it is implemented in many different applications,” said Ray Robertson of Scripting Matters.
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