Developers who participated in Apple’s Developer Transition Kit (announced at WWDC in June) are now eligible to receive a free Intel-based iMac. Under the program, developers who shelled out the US$999, received a 3.6GHz Pentium 4 and Mac OS X 10.4.12 running preview. Those developers are now eligible to receive a free Intel iMac 17-inch 1.83GHz Core Duo. Developers have until March 31, 2006 to claim their iMac.
Read MoreMetaCommunications today announced the availability of Digital Storage Manager 1.5, an Intranet search and archive management system for creative workgroups, improving the ability of users to find files, manage metadata and archive.
Read MoreAbsoft Corporation today announced plans to offer software development solutions designed for Apple’s new Intel-based computers, extending the company’s existing product line for PowerPC-based systems. The new solutions include tools from Intel and Absoft optimized specifically for Apple computers using Intel processors including the new iMac and MacBook Pro computers using Intel Core Duo. The new solutions will combine compilers, debuggers, and libraries from Intel, Absoft, and third party manufacturers.
Read MoreIntel Corporation today announced new software development tools and resources through its Intel Software Network to help Apple developers take advantage of Intel Core Duo processor technologies to maximize application performance on the new Intel-based Macs. The special beta versions of the Intel Fortran Compiler, Intel C++ Compiler, Intel Math Kernel Library and Intel Integrated Performance Primitives are available now.
Read MoreGriffin Technology today announced its TuneCenter docking and charging station for iPods. Attach TuneCenter to a television and stereo for viewing photos, watching video, listening to an iPod music library or Internet radio. Features of the TuneCenter include: a 14 button remote; the ability to display iPod playlists and song information on a TV screen; the ability to play internet radio stations; the ability to display a iPod’s photos, as well as play video iPod movies on a TV screen; and more.
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