SmileOnMyMac has released a Business Template Pack for DiscLabel, a collection of 15 business-related designs for CD and DVD labels and packaging is available for US$14.95. Also released was DiscLabel 4.4.1, which fixes printing for core labels and adds other improvements related to image handling.
[ Price: $32.95 ~ Requires: Mac OS X 10.4 or later ~ Demo available ]
Lynda.com today introduced “Graphic Secrets for Business Professionals,” which provides the tools needed to use images successfully in popular applications like Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, Apple Keynote, and more. Instructor Lesa Snider King goes over the importance of including images in business documents and presentations, and teaches every detail of how to do so effectively.
Read MoreAfter seven years of development, Spherecorner has ceased development of its movie cataloguing application DVD Sphere. To offer DVD Sphere users a new home, Spherecorner is recommending Bruji’s DVDpedia, which all DVD Sphere customers can now obtain for a special 33% discount. Spherecorner says they will be concentrating their resources on their security related software in the future.
Read MoreA report on AP notes that Apple will now allow outside developers to create applications to run on the iPod — this according to an open letter posted by CEO Steve Jobs on its Hot News page. “Apple infuriated developers and some iPhone users when it issued a software update Sept. 27 that disabled unofficial programs installed on the handsets. Until Wednesday, Apple had tried to control which applications consumers had on their iPhones.
Read MoreToday’s featured promo on MacUpdate offers Picnic 1.0.3 for US$29.95 (50% off, retail $59.95). “Picnic is designed to run on two or more Macs on a common local area network (LAN/WLAN).
It offers the ability to create shared folders of files which are automatically and constantly synchronized between all user’s accounts using Bonjour.” Picnic 1.0.3 requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later.