Year: 2006

Phelios releases ‘Bunny Bunny’ game

Posted by | Jan 30, 2006 | |

Phelios.com has announced the release of a new game entitled “Bunny Bunny,” developed for Mac OS X. “Taking inspiration from retro-style Japanese arcade games, and using playful and colorful graphics, music and sound, the new game offers casual gamers hours of entertaining game play.” Bunny Bunny takes the player through 50 levels, with levels set at different time requirements and incrementally increasing difficulty. Bunny Bunny is priced at US$5, and a free demo is available.

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‘Photoshop Killer Tips’ video podcast launched

Posted by | Jan 30, 2006 | |

The National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) has announced “Photoshop Killer Tips,” a new daily video podcast featuring Photoshop Guru Matt Klowkowski, one of the co-hosts of the top-rated weekly Adobe Photoshop show “Photoshop TV.” This new video podcast is “short and sweet, with each daily segment only one to two minutes in length, but each episode is packed with nothing but the coolest Photoshop tips, tricks, timesaving shortcuts, and easy-to-follow step-by-step tutorials.”

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REALVIZ to launch VTOUR at Imagina 2006

Posted by | Jan 30, 2006 | |

REALVIZ announced it will launch VTour, the latest addition to its software portfolio for content creation, at Imagina in Monaco this week. VTour draws on the award-winning technology of Stitcher and ImageModeler and offers users of all levels an innovative and effective solution for the creation of photo-real 3D environments from 2D pictures or panoramas.

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KMremoteControl: Use One System’s Keyboard/Mouse for All on Desk

Posted by | Jan 29, 2006 | , |

KMremoteControl – the program that lets you use one system’s keyboard/mouse
to operate all the PCs and Macs on your desk.

2006-Jan-27 : Derman Enterprises announces an update to KMremoteControl,
the cross-platform program that lets you use one system’s keyboard/mouse to
operate all the PCs and Macs on your desk:

– control all your PCs and Macs via your favorite Mac or PC

– avoid buying that KVM switch …

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