Digital Lifestyle Outfitters (DLO) today unveiled its Portable Speakers for iPhone (US$$49.99). Compact yet powerful, the speaker system and iPhone stand enables users to enjoy their music and videos in stereo sound without any threat of TDMA interference. The speakers are compatible with all recently announced iPod models, as well as the iPhone.
Read MoreBlack Cat Systems has announced that Diet Sleuth version 5.1.0 (US$34.99) has been released. This version includes enhancements and bug fixes to the graphing window, bug fixes with copying/pasting foods, as well as some other general user interface enhancements. Diet Sleuth is a nutritional database and personal health logbook that allows you to keep track of what foods you eat each day, and their nutritional value. For each day, you select the foods you have eaten, and the number of servings of each.
Read MoreWeb Help Desk – No Assembly Required!
A sneak peek at Version 9.0
Fremont California – February 8th 2008
Setting up a help desk system has never been easier and with revolutionary
new features set to release in Web Help Desk’s version 9.0 software Q2 of
2008, you’ve never been closer to a perfect help desk application!
“Change Management with a robust, dynamic Approval Workflow and 3rd party
Asset Discovery integration are huge additions to our framework,” says Vice
President of Sales and Marketing, Terry Siddall.
ShaggyMac is offering new screen protectors (US$12.95) for the all-new MacBook Air. Designed specifically for the MacBook Air, the screen protector cushions the display when the lid is closed, preventing common marks and scuffs. The screen protector is made from a super slim version of ShaggyMac’s T-Micro material, expressly designed for the world’s thinnest notebooks.
Read MoreNova media today unveiled iSync phone plugins (€9,95) version 5.2 to support recent cell phones from Nokia and Sony Ericsson. iSync phone plugins snchronize contact and calendar data with Mac OS X and more than 153 mobile phones. The latest release adds 20 new models from Nokia and Sony Ericsson. “Nobody should have to do without a recent mobile phone, just because it is not yet supported by iSync,” said jan Fuellemann, PR spokesperson at nova media.
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