Member Fast Rabbit Software today announced Learn to Draw with Mrs. Hoogestraat v1.0 for Mac OS X. The 50 basic drawing lessons teach skills and concepts like perspective, rendering, and more. Learn to Draw with Mrs. Hoogestraat provides students with the essential building blocks that young artists need. Easy-to-learn tips, tricks, and techniques are included to make the learning process both fun and challenging.
Read MoreNova media today unveiled message2net 1.2.4, a universal binary application for SMS and phonebook management. The new version is ready to work with Leopard and fixes some minor bugs. message2net allows users to send, receive and manage SMS messages on a Mac OS X computer using a connected mobile phone, and supports advanced features like multipart-SMS, group-SMS and direct Address Book and SIM card access.
Read MoreMonotype Imaging has released its iPhone Compatibility Font Set for mobile device manufacturers and application developers. Comprised of 39 fonts, the collection features typeface designs included on the Apple iPhone. “The iPhone is helping to bring PC-like experiences to users, and fonts are a big part of that,” said Mark Brown, director of OEM sales at Monotype Imaging. “By including a high-quality collection of scalable typefaces on the iPhone, Apple has set the stage.
Read MoreInsanely Great Tees have introduced two new shirts for Mac fans. Drawing inspiration from the history of Apple, they have introduced Apple Timeline, a shirt which shows the evolution of the computer company. It’s a trip down memory lane in shirt form. Additionally, they have come up with The Formula Tee, proving that great ideas don’t come out of thin air; they require late nights and a lot of coffee. Both shirts are shipping now for US$17.
Read MorePhotoVu today announced the availability of their latest software release which continues their full commitment and tradition of supporting new and innovative ways of using the Mac and PhotoVu digital photo frame together. “We have garnered a very loyal following from the Apple and Mac user community,” said Robert Jordan, Partner, PhotoVu.
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