Apple has released three new “Get a Mac” ads on American television and on its Web site. The three ads are: “Gift Exchange,” “Sales Pitch,” and “Meant for Work.” Incidentally, all three advertisements feature Justin Long, confirming that he is still representing the Mac in Apple’s ad campaign. Thanks to MacMinute reader Adam Woeger for this news tip.
Read MoreSMILEONMYMAC ADDS NEW LINK FEATURES TO PDFPEN, ANNOUNCES RETAIL BOX
AVAILABILITY
San Francisco, CA – November 28, 2006 – SmileOnMyMac has added new
link features to PDFpen 3.1, its PDF editing and form-filling tool
for the Mac. Users can now add, edit and remove URL and page links to
PDF documents, features that were previously available only in the
Pro version.
In related news, the company also announced the release of a PDFpen
retail edition. This edition is distributed by Dr. Bott and is
available now at Apple Stores.
New DesignWorks Lite 4.6.1 Release now for PPC and Intel Macintoshes
Vancouver, CANADA, November 28, 2006 – Capilano Computing Systems
Ltd. announced today the release of version 4.6.1 of the DesignWorks
Lite schematic capture package for Apple Macintosh computers. The new
version is delivered as a universal binary that runs on either the
Intel or PowerPC based Macintosh computers. This version also
includes several refinements to the user interface.
The new version is available immediately.
Read MoreOWC Mercury Pocket-Sized On-The-Go External Storage Solution Priced
for Holidays
USB 2.0, 2.5″ HD, On-The-Go external bus powered solution now priced
from $95.99
WOODSTOCK, IL (November 27, 2006) – Other World Computing (OWC) today
announced lowered pricing on the award-winning Mercury On-The-Go USB
2.0 ultra-portable, bus-powered, 2.5″ hard drive storage solutions in
up to 120GB capacity, with new prices now starting at $95.99.
MacForge.net: Now Over 40,000 Mac Open Source Projects
– In less than a year, Mac open source index has grown substantially
– MacForge continues to present open source that runs on the Mac
November 28, 2006 — WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA — MacTech(r) Magazine announced
today that its MacForge(tm) Mac open source project index now has over
40,000 projects.