Year: 2008

Memopal (http://www.memopal.com) has released the iPhone version of
its data storage and remote access software (online backup and
storage) in both business and consumer versions. It includes preview
and sharing functionality.

“Smartphone users are now used to having permanent access to email,
calendar and social networking applications on the move,” Mempal CEO
Marco Trombetti says. “We want to enhance the experience further,
allowing the user to access all their files. Even if their computer
at home or at work is turned off.

Sanyo (http://www.sanyoPROJECTORS.com) has introduced the PLC-XW57,
an US$895 ultra-portable 3LCD projector for the education and
business presentations market.

FMF International (http://www.fmfapparel.com), a motor sports driven
apparel brand, has launched their US$129.95 FMF Element Ride Jacket
with “juiced-up” iPod power controls. Utilizing advanced electronics,
FMF has integrated an iPod control system from Fibretronic into the
sleeve of the jacket.

The controls provide full iPod command so that tunes can be accessed
from the sleeve of the jacket — all with the iPod tucked away inside
the jacket.

Ramjet (http://www.ramjet.com) now offers the ability to upgrade the
older black or white plastic MacBook and metal bezel MacBook Pro to
6B of memroy.

The company offers a 4GB SO-DIMM single module for US$199. This
module can be installed along with a 2GB module ($75) to reach the
system maximum of 6GB. Compatible models of MacBook have the Model
Identifier of 4,1, and compatible MacBook Pros have a Model
Identifier of 3,1 or 4,1. The Model Identifier can be found in your
Apple System Profiler.

Relevant Logic has released (I)Real OOP with REALbasic(/a), a book
designed to get you off to a running start learning Object Oriented
Programming using the REALbasic programming language.

It’s written by Guyren G Howe, a long-time REALbasic developer, and a
regular presenter on “Object Oriented Programming at the REAL World”
conference.