Year: 2008

Derman Enterprises (http://www.syncem.com) has announced its first
public beta of Sync’Em, a new sync hub for Macs.

It lets you synchronize: your Exchange contacts with your Address
Book; your Exchange contacts across multiple Exchange accounts; your
Exchange calendar events with your iCal events; and your Exchange
events across multiple Exchange accounts. You can do all this without
installing software on your Exchange server

Sync’Em Beta 1 requires Mac OS X 10.5.x. Beta licenses are free.

Bad Dog Apps has released BdPricer
(http://web.me.com/alanc/BdPricer/Information.html ) for the iPhone
and iPod touch. It’s a shopping companion that lets you compare
pricing. You can use its quick look-up directory to find common items
from 15 main product categories, with over 150 sub categories and
3,000 sub category item.

BdPricer keeps track of all your searches and allows you to bookmark
common searches. Product items can be stored and searched on in the
favorites view.

Karelia Software has updated Sandvox
(http://www.karelia.com/download/sandvox.html), their web creation
software for Mac OS X, to version 1.5. The company says that the
upgrade includes dozens of new features and over 150 improvements,
updates, and performance enhancements.

Sandvox features drag and drop web site assembly, live editing
without a preview mode, 50 designs,11 page types, and 19 different
pagelets.

Epson America (http://www.epson.com) has announced three new
high-definition home theater projectors — the PowerLite Home Cinema
6100, Pro Cinema 7100 and Pro Cinema 7500 UB.

The Home Cinema 6100 provides full 1080p resolution for US$1,999. The
new Pro Cinema 7100 and 7500 UB offer true 1080p resolution with the
latest Epson 3LCD and D7 technology to deliver higher contrast and
brightness — up to 75,000:1 ratio.

In addition, the Epson Ensemble HD Home Cinema System, a complete
home theater solution, has received a 2008 Exc!te Award from
CustomRetailer Magazine.

TLA Systems has released PCalc 3.3 (http://www.pcalc.com), the first
update of the calculator in nearly two years. It incorporates all the
improvements made to PCalc for the iPhone, and comes with a modern
new look.

There’s an enhanced RPN mode that works more like classic HP
calculators, and smarter undo and redo support. In addition, there’s
a new more modern-looking calculator style based on the iPhone
version, which is now the default appearance.

PCalc 3.3 is a free upgrade for existing registered users of PCalc
for Mac OS X.