Boost your iPhone Apps with iPhone Bootcamp in
Frankfurt, December 8-12, 2008 Big Nerd Ranch
Europe, premier provider of week-long, intensive
training classes for programmers, web developers
and system administrators, announces an
additional new date for its leading iPhone
Bootcamp.
65bit Software (http://www.65bit.com) has announced that their
products will be available for InDesign CS4 when it begins shipping
later this year.
Sonnet Technologies has released the US$99.95 Aria Extreme N PCI
802.11n wireless PCI card
(http://www.sonnettech.com/product/ariaextremenpci.html), which
delivers draft 802.11n wireless network connectivity to Power Mac G5,
Power Mac G4, and Windows desktop computers with an available PCI or
PCI-X slot. It’s backward compatible with 802.11b and 802.11g routers
and other equipment.
Draft 802.11n networking offers enhanced performance compared to
802.11g, the previous wireless network standard.
Benoit Kaisin, a Mac software specialist in
databases, has launched GeoEdu
(http://www.geoedu.info), software that generates
more than 90.000 questions on the basis of an
Atlas he developed by gathering thousands of data
including the populations from 2000 to 2008 and
the member states of international organizations.
He drew all the interactive maps of the
continents and territories which can be
countries, dependencies, divisions and even
sub-levels territories such as atolls, islands,
communes, etc.
Deadbeat Software has released The Tagger 1.0
(http://getthetagger.com/), an MP3 and AAC tag editor for Mac OS X.
It supports batch editing of audio files and supports a wider range
of ID3 tags than iTunes and other editors, making it possible to
catalog one’s music with more information than ever before, according
to the folks at Deadbeat.
iles are selected for editing using the built-in file browser and
changes are saved instantly. The Tagger boasts a variety of features
for streamlining tag editing.