QuickerTek has announced the ExpressCard Wireless Upgrade, allowing MacBook Pro users to upgrade to 802.11b/g/n wireless to access virtually any wireless network found while working mobile. New triple antennas are outside of the wireless signal-degrading 15-inch and 17-inch MacBook Pro cases. Combined with the advantage over the stock twin antennas, an improvement in wireless performance is guaranteed for US$149.95.
Read MoreiPlaylounge has launched “Written by,” a weekly competition for writers and more. During Christmas and New Years winners will snag an iPodtouch. To enter, submit your stories, poems or artwork, whether it happens to be about your city, yourself, your favorite gadget, or simply your favorite place to grab some grub, and post it at iPlaylounge. Special software will monitor the number of views your story gets. The story with the most views in a week will win an iPodtouch.
Read MoreMacUpdate is offering a Promo Bundle today with at least 7 Best Selling applications for US$49.99 (a savings of $184.81). The bundle — available this week only — consists of: ForkLift; RapidWeaver; Swift Publisher; Marine Aquarium; Xslimmer; MemoryMiner; Yep; XMIND 2008 Pro; iStabilize; and PulpMotion. “As the Mac community comes together, you collectively increase bundle sales. When you do, you unlock 3 bonus applications that become part of the bundle for free.
Read MoreTroll Touch Announces Latest iMac Touchscreen System
Troll Touch, provider of custom touchscreen systems for Apple hardware, is
pleased to announce the immediate availability of its internally integrated
touchscreen product for the current Apple 20 and 24 inch iMac.
Both systems feature the company’s proven, high resolution, analog
resistive touchscreen technology which supports input via fingertip, gloved
hand or stylus. The touchscreen is internally connected utilizing one of
the machines USB ports.
ExtraLabs Software, creator’s of Feed Editor, a tool to create, edit and publish RSS feeds, has launched UncleFeed, a categorized RSS feed search engine and directory. UncleFeed is designed to group related feeds under general topics, and visitors can conduct keyword searches to find highly specific feeds or items of interest. Search results can be viewed in XML format, or in a more readable HTML Web page format.
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