Year: 2008

NEWERTECH ANNOUNCES FIRST eSATA EXTENDER CABLE FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH ALL
MAC PRO COMPUTERS

Adds 2 External eSATA Ports to Mac Pros with Easy Illustrated Installation
Guide

June 24, 2008, Woodstock, IL — Newer Technology, Inc. (NewerTech)
(http://www.newertech.co), the leading developer of PC, Macintosh, iPod,
and iPhone performance upgrades and accessories, announced today that the
NewerTech eSATA Extender Cable, the first Mac Pro 8-Core/Quad-Core extender
cable available on the market, is now fully compatible with all Mac Pro
models introduced from 2006 to the present.

GoldKey USB Security Token / Encryption Device

GoldKey is a fingertip-sized device that encrypts hard drives, email
attachments, backups and even all your flash drives. It uses strong 256-bit
AES for all the encryption. Two factors of authentication are required to
access data that has been encrypted by a GoldKey — the GoldKey in a USB
port (something you have), and your PIN (something you know). A GoldKey can
run stand-alone, or can be managed by a Master Key.

Slife Labs today introduced Slife 2.0, the next generation automatic time
and activity management solution for the Mac OS X. Designed for individuals
who need to keep track of time, such as designers and consultants, Slife
frees users from having to manually fill out time sheets and manage their
productivity.

Dejal announces Simon 2.4.1

Portland, Oregon – Dejal Systems, LLC today announced the immediate
availability of Dejal Simon 2.4.1, the essential site monitoring tool for
Mac OS X.

Cincinnati Firm Combats Cybersquatting With Free Software Tool

Application Released On 25th-Year Milestone of Domain Name System

editspot LLC Releases Free Software To Help Protect Against Cybersquatting
For 25th-Year Milestone Of The Domain Name System

Cincinatti, OH- To celebrate the 25th-year milestone of the Domain Name
System, on June 23, 2008, Cincinnati-based editspot LLC is releasing a free
software tool that will allow safe WHOIS searches for international,
top-level domain names with the goal of decreasing domain tasting, front
running and cybersquatting.

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