Apple Announces Mac OS X Server Leopard
CUPERTINO, California–October 16, 2007–Apple today announced that Mac OS
X Server version 10.5 Leopard will go on sale on Friday, October 26, at the
same time as Mac OS X Leopard. Leopard Server extends Apple’s legendary
ease of use, making it even easier to take advantage of the benefits of a
server, and introduces Podcast Producer, the ideal way to automatically
publish podcasts to iTunes or the web.
Today’s featured promo on MacUpdate offers XMIND 2008 2.0.2 for US$59.95 (70% off, retail $199.95). “XMIND 2008 provides you with the abilities to make your everyday work more efficient and carry out your various ideas more easily and directly. All your plans, notes, meetings, speeches, even brainstorming and writing outlines can be perfectly expressed by simply drawing them down in a map with XMIND.
Read MorePeachpit press today announced “The iPhone Pocket Guide,” by Christopher Breen, its new companion to Apple’s iPhone. “The iPhone Pocket Guide shows the reader how to use all the iPhone features and complete the most common tasks. Snappy writing and eye-catching graphics demonstrate how to set up and start using the iPhone; sync calendar and contacts between the iPhone and the readers’ Mac or Windows PC; listen to songs and watch movies and TV shows; and more.” The iPhone Pocket Guide carries a list price of US$14.99.
Read MoreFabrik today announced a new family of SimpleTech Pro Drives for digital media enthusiasts, prosumers and business users. With capacities up to 2TB, and a combo USB 2.0 and eSATA 3Gb/s interface, which is up to six times faster than existing FireWire (1394) or USB 2.0 external storage interfaces, the new Pro Drive and Duo Pro Drive are ideal for streaming audio/video, gaming and other high-bandwidth applications, notes the company. Configuration and pricing information is available from the Web site.
Read MoreErgonis Software today released KeyCue 4.0. Until now, KeyCue was simply a cheat sheet for menu shortcuts, providing an overview of the currently available menu shortcuts. The new version brings menu shortcuts to life by making them clickable. This is a major step forward in unveiling the full power of menu shortcuts and boosting productivity of both novice and experienced users. In addition, KeyCue 4.0 is ready for the soon-to-come Mac OS X 10.5 “Leopard.”
Read More