OPEN DOOR NETWORKS PUBLISHES MACINTOSH INTERNET SECURITY “TOP 10” LIST
ASHLAND, OR. — May 17, 2007 — Open Door Networks Inc. today announced the
“Internet Security for Your Macintosh Top 10 List,” a free Web-based
listing of the top 10 actions Mac users can take to protect their
computers, and the Macintosh community as a whole, on the Internet.
Today’s featured promo on MacUpdate offers Xyle scope 1.1.8 for US$11.95 (40% off, retail $19.95). “Xyle scope is an elegant analysis tool for everyone interested in Web standards. It’s like surfing the Web with an X-ray view. Using Xyle scope you will deepen your understanding of XHTML and CSS, find out how your peers did it, and see your own work with fresh eyes.” Xyle scope requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.
Read MorePINGERsm NOW LETS MAC OS X USERS EASILY SEND MOBILE VOICE MESSAGES TO
ANYONE OR ANY GROUP IN THEIR APPLE ADDRESS BOOK
Macintosh Users Can Simply Call Pinger and Say Any Name in their Address
Book to Send a Pinger Message
SAN JOSE, CA–May 16, 2007–Pinger, Inc., a mobile voice messaging service,
today announced it has made its service even easier for Macintosh users by
releasing a simple application that lets its users upload their Apple
Address Book contacts in seconds.
Other World Computing (OWC) today announced that their 1GB, 2GB, and 3GB modules/upgrade kits are now available for Apple’s new MacBook 2.0GHz and 2.16GHz laptop models introduced yesterday. “Compared to the factory option cost of US$175 to upgrade from 1GB to 2GB, the OWC 2.0GB Memory upgrade kit (2 x 1GB Modules) offers considerable savings priced at just $99.97,” notes the company.
Read MoreMarkzware today announced that it has filed a lawsuit in the Federal Court in Los Angeles against Enfocus Software, a California corporation; Artwork Systems Group, a Belgian corporation; and Artwork Systems, a Belgian corporation. “The lawsuit alleges that products manufactured and sold by the defendants infringe upon the Markzware U.S. Patent No.
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