iwascoding releases GaragePay 1.1
Berlin, Germany, July 30th, 2008 – Mac software developer iwascoding
releases GaragePay 1.1. The update expands GaragePay’s usefulness with the
ability to display and export shopping cart item information, now
fully-configurable csv export, user notes and Address Book export.
“We listen carefully to our customers.” said Ilja Iwas, iwascodings
co-founder.
MAILSITE FUSION NOW FULLY TESTED AND VERIFIED FOR USE WITH IPHONE 3G
MAILSITE FUSION 9 PUSHES EMAIL, CALENDAR AND CONTACTS OVER-THE-AIR WITHOUT
ANY ADDITIONAL SOFTWARE ON THE IPHONE
Chicago, IL — HostingCon 2008 — July 30, 2008 — MailSite Software, Inc.
announced that it has completed its testing and verification of MailSite
Fusion 9 with Apple’s new iPhone 3G. MailSite has also tested and verified
the original iPhone with the 2.0 firmware installed and the iPod Touch with
the 2.0 firmware installed.
ProVUE Introduces Panorama Enterprise Server
Huntington Beach, California – July 30, 2008 – ProVUE Development announces
the release of Panorama Enterprise Server, the first totally RAM based
general purpose database server for Mac OS X.
PARAGON SOFTWARE INTRODUCES CAMPTUNE FOR MAC USERS
Free Pre-Release Software Addresses Dual Boot Mac OS and Windows Users
IRVINE, Calif., July 29, 2008 — Paragon Software Group (PSG), the
technology leader in innovative data security and data management
technology, today announced free public access to the pre-release version
of its CampTune software, which is designed for dual-boot users running
both Mac OS and Windows on their Intel-based Mac. Paragon’s CampTune
solves the maintenance problem that Mac Boot Camp users encounter when they
run out of free partition space.
Mark/Space launches Missing Sync for Symbian
Synchronize information and files between a Mac and a Nokia, Sony Ericsson
or Motorola phone running Symbian OS
Los Gatos, Calif. — July 24th, 2008 — Mark/Space, Inc. today announced
the immediate availability of a Symbian version of its data transfer
software, The Missing Sync for Symbian. Now Mac users can take full
advantage of Symbian OS devices from Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Motorola.
The Missing Sync for Symbian is the first Mark/Space product to feature
Proximity Sync technology.