Ubermind, Inc. today unveiled iLightr (http://www.ilightr.com), a new
entertainment application released exclusively for the iPhone and
iPod touch. By harnessing the iPhone’s revolutionary user interface,
iLightr creates the most realistic virtual lighter experience
available for any mobile device.
Seattle, Washington – Ubermind, Inc. today unveiled iLightr, a
compelling new entertainment application released exclusively for the
iPhone and iPod touch.
Macvide (http://www.macvide.com/ ) has announced VideoFlash Converter
1.7, their video to Flash conversion utility for Mac OS X. Developed
specifically for Mac users, VideoFlash Converter allows conversion of
QuickTime compatible video to Adobe (Macromedia) Flash SWF and FLV
files. The most popular formats are supported, including AVI, WMV,
MOV, MPG, ASF, DivX and more.
VideoFlash Converter offers an easy-to-use interface that guides the
user through the conversion process.
Sonnet Technologies, a leader in upgrades and useful accessories for
Apple Mac desktop, server, and notebook computers, announces the
introduction of the Presto Gigabit PCIe Server PCI Express network
adapter card and the Presto Gigabit PCI-X Server network adapter
card. These Sonnet cards add two Gigabit Ethernet ports to any
compatible computer, offer enhanced performance through support for
jumbo packet data transfers and link aggregation, and deliver
improved reliability with transparent failover protection in case a
cable gets disconnected or a port fails.
The next meeting of The Macintosh Business Users Society of Greater
Philadelphia (MacBUS) will be held on Tuesday, August 26, 2008, at
6:45 pm.
With Automator in Leopard, there is now more reason than ever before
to begin automating time consuming and repetitive tasks on your Mac.
Lenovo and Intel have released a free mobile widget focused on the
summer games for iPhone, Windows Mobile, and BlackBerry users
available via mobile browsers at http://Lenovo.zumobi.com.
The new widget, powered by Zumobi, showcases content from Lenovo’s
“Voices” and “Olympic Podium” websites, keeping mobile users in touch
with athletes and news coming in from Beijing.