IGG Software today released iBank 2.0.5, the latest version of its flagship personal and small business financial application. Version 2.0.5 adds improved searching, support for Google finance and a several other minor enhancements and stability improvements. “We are thrilled to get this important release to our customers and look forward to improving iBank for the future.
Read MoreAspyr Media today announced that the Mac version of The Sims 2 Nightlife from Electronic Arts has shipped to retail outlets in the US. The Sims 2 Nightlife is the second expansion pack for The Sims 2. With more than 125 new objects and items, The Sims 2 Nightlife allows users to “send their Sims on an epic night out!” The Sims 2 Nightlife was developed for the Mac by Aspyr Studios, Aspyr’s internal development team, under license from EA, and is priced at US$34.99.
Read MoreFileMaker today announced that registration is now open for the FileMaker Developer Conference, Aug. 13-17, 2006, at the JW Marriott Orlando Grande Lakes Resort in Orlando, Florida. This year’s conference is themed “Bringing FileMaker Solutions to the Web.” It is expected to draw more than 1,200 corporate, education, government, non-profit and independent FileMaker database developers and customers, from more than 30 countries.
Read MoreAppZapper.com has announced the release of AppZapper 1.3. AppZapper allows users to confidently uninstall virtually any application, widget, preference pane and plugin as easily as it was installed — just drag and drop. AppZapper intelligently finds leftover support files and allows users to put them in the trash with a single click. Version 1.3 introduces QuickZap, which allows users to zap widgets, preference panes, and plugins using a simple gear menu.
Read MoreLee, MA April 3, 2006 — AppZapper.com announces the release of AppZapper
1.3 for Mac OS X 10.4 and above.
AppZapper allows you to confidently uninstall virtually any application,
widget, preference pane and plugin as easily as it was installed — just
drag and drop. AppZapper intelligently finds leftover support files and
allows users to put them in the trash with a single click.
Mac OS X lets you install most applications with a simple drag to the
applications folder. Many people decide they don’t want an application and
drag it to the trash.