Year: 2007

Group Logic Releases ExtremeZ-IP 5.1

Posted by | Oct 17, 2007 | , |

Group Logic Releases ExtremeZ-IP 5.1

Innovative File Name Policies and Discovery Enhancements Increase
Windows/Mac Compatibility and User Productivity

October 17, 2007 ( Arlington , VA) – Group Logic, the leading provider of
Mac/Windows connectivity solutions, today announced the immediate
availability of ExtremeZ-IP 5.1, the only Windows-based server solution to
properly support all releases of the Mac operating system, from Mac OS 9 to
the upcoming Mac OS X 10.5.

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Deals: FileXaminer 40% off today only

Posted by | Oct 17, 2007 | |

Today’s featured promo on MacUpdate offers FileXaminer 2.6.1 for US$5.95 (40% off, retail $10). FileXaminer is a “Get Info” utility for Mac OS X. Since the first release, the developer has taken the time to simplify and refine the Get Info User Interface. They looked at what you would need to use Get Info for and came up with things like batch mode, Privilege Presets, Type/Creator favorites, dock menu support, and an extensive Finder Hot Key support. FileXaminer 2.6.1 requires Mac OS X 10.2 or later.

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New Blog System for WebCrossing Neighbors 2

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WEB CROSSING, INC. ANNOUNCES EXCITING NEW BLOG SYSTEM FOR WEBCROSSING
NEIGHBOR 2

— All New Group Blogs and Redesigned Personal Blogs Are One Click Away for
Private-label Social Network System —

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Oct. 17, 2007 — Web Crossing, Inc. today announced
an exciting new Blog system in WebCrossing Neighbors 2, the company’s
private-label social network system.

Now for the first time WebCrossing Neighbors 2 provides Group Blogs. The
new Blog system for WebCrossing Neighbors 2 also sports completely
redesigned personal Blogs with a new WYSIWYG editor.

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Apple cuts price of DRM-free songs to 99 cents

Posted by | Oct 17, 2007 | |

A story on AP today notes that Apple has reduced its price of DMR-free songs from US$1.29 to 99 cents. “The reduction, which started appearing on songs Tuesday, puts Apple closer in line with rival offerings. Amazon.com Inc., which opened its online music store in September, sells tracks without anti-copying software locks for 89 cents to 99 cents,” notes the report. “It’s been very popular with our customers and we’re now making it available at an even more affordable price,” Apple spokeswoman Natalie Kerris said.

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