Year: 2007

FileMaker Rocks On The Apple iPhone

Posted by | Sep 19, 2007 | , |

FileMaker Rocks On The Apple iPhone

Richmond, VA – September 19, 2007 – FMWebschool, Inc. released an online
movie demonstrating the power of FileMaker database technology on the Apple
iPhone.

The iPhone is a perfect medium to showcase database driven websites.
FMWebschool has also created an iPhone Dreamweaver extension that connects
to FileMaker. Enabling you to design and deploy exciting FileMaker driven
websites on your iPhone.

FileMaker driven sites with iPhone are extremely powerful.

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GEAR4 launches iVak for iPhone

Posted by | Sep 19, 2007 | |

Gear4 has released iVak for iPhone, with a jigsaw design for a protective shell with no seams and smooth finish, to carry and protect your phone in style. The iVak has a built-in screen protector with full touch sensitivity for full access to all vents and ports while protecting against the wear and tear of daily life, with its effective shock resistance. There is also a concealed fold out movie stand, and a detachable belt clip with invisible clasp. (Site not updated with further information).

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MacSpeech releases iListen 1.7.1

Posted by | Sep 19, 2007 | |

MacSpeech announced today the availability of iListen 1.7.1, the latest version of the top-selling speech recognition solution for Mac OS X. Version 1.7.1 includes bug fixes to address issues that were discovered since the release of version 1.7.0. Various issues in the documentation have also been addressed, a new QuickStart Guide, and a QuickPick for Apple’s backup program have also been added, as well as numerous other improvements.

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WebsiteAlive: Live Chat on Safari

Posted by | Sep 19, 2007 | , |

WebsiteAlive Innovates, Mac Users Rejoice!

Houston, TX — WebsiteAlive, a leading live chat software provider
announced its latest version of AliveChat 4 is fully compatible with Apple
Mac OS/X. Now, Mac users can run live chat for sales and support straight
from their Safari browser.

The AliveChat Mac Component — an industry first, allows users to run
AliveChat from the Mac OS/X Dock.

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