Support added for business logos, finer image control and free shipping
through June.
Endicia is excited to announce immediate availability of PictureItPostage
for Mac 2.1.
The new version now features the ability to print PictureItPostage for
Business; customers can now use company logos and advertising on customized
postage. The postage works just like regular stamps.
OWC Announces 1GB and 2GB MacBook and MacBook Pro Memory Upgrade Kits
Intel Dual-Core 1.83GHz to 2.16GHz DDR2 Apple Spec Matched Pairs from $99
WOODSTOCK, IL (MAY 24, 2006) – New 1GB and 2GB memory upgrade kits for
Apple Computer Inc.’s new MacBook and MacBook Pro models are now available
worldwide from Other World Computing (OWC) starting at just $99 with a
Lifetime Advance Replacement Warranty.
Apple’s new MacBook and MacBook Pro both back a lot of power with their
Intel Dual-Core processors running 1.83GHz to 2.16GHz.
Xcode 2.3 Summary Release Notes
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Xcode 2.3 is the latest release of Apple Computer’s integrated development
environment for Mac OS X. This release adresses many known issues and is a
recommended upgrade for all Xcode users of versions 2.2.1 or earlier.
Please choose Show Older Release Notes from the Help menu to see the
release notes for Xcode 2.2.1, 2.2, 2.1, 2.0 and 1.5.
Apple has posted Logic Express Update 7.2.1. The company notes: “Logic Express 7.2.1 is a maintenance release that delivers enhanced reliability and compatibility. Key changes address issues in the following areas: Intel Macs: ReWire and ReCycle support, Standard MIDI file export, VSL EXS instrument compatibility; direct playback of MP3 files; and compatibility with GarageBand 3 projects and Logic 7.1 songs.
Read MoreSoftRAID today announced SoftRAID 3.5, their Intel-compatible version of SoftRAID is now shipping. SoftRAID’s volume management software now allows endusers to create and maintain RAID and non-RAID volumes on Intel-based Macs. Both PowerPC and Intel Macs will now recognize SoftRAID volumes created on either type of machine. “Current SoftRAID owners will have no problem bringing their data on portable drives over to their new Intel Macs.
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