Year: 2009

Objectpark Software
(http://www.objectpark.net/mcc.html) has released
MenuCalendarClock for iCal version 4, an update
of the calendar tool for the menu bar. The
upgrade adds the capability to create, edit and
delete iCal events.

Being 100% compatible with iCal — including
Exchange, Google Calendar and Yahoo Calendar
subscriptions — makes MenuCalendarClock the most
complete iCal integrated menu calendar and clock
application for Mac OS X, according to the folks
at Objectpark Software.

Extensis (http://www.extensis.com) has released
Suitcase Fusion 2 version 13.2, an update of its
next generation solution for single-user font
management. The new version is compatible with
Mac OS X 10.6 (“Snow Leopard”).

This product update will also include:

° Adobe InDesign and Illustrator CS2 plug-ins powered by Font Sense technology;

° Support for TrueType Collection fonts,
including the updated Snow Leopard system fonts.

Current Suitcase Fusion 2 users on Mac OS X 10.5
or higher will receive this maintenance update at
no cost.

Adobe has launched a new version of its video
channel, Adobe TV (http://tv.adobe.com/), a web
site offering free expert video training across
Adobe product lines.

Designed in response to customer feedback, the
site offers users new ways to experience and
access Adobe TV episodes through streamlined
navigation, search options, customization
features and interactive capabilities.

Produced and delivered using Adobe products and
technologies, Adobe TV is the first web site to
deploy a video player built with the Open Source
Media Framework.

Centrify, a lprovider of Microsoft Active
Directory-based auditing, access control and
identity management solutions for non-Microsoft
platforms, today announced that Centrify
DirectControl for Mac OS X now supports the new
capabilities of Mac OS® X 10.6 Snow Leopard,
including 32-bit and 64-bit support.

All of Centrify’s extended desktop lockdown
security and configuration controls available for
previous Mac OS X systems are now available for
Snow Leopard.

Marware (http://www.marware.com) is shipping the
US$34.99 SportShell for iPhone 3G/3GS. The
SportShell provides exceptional protection and a
sleek look. This low-profile case offers three
distinct carrying solutions. Using a unique,
patent-pending design, the SportShell easily
changes from belt-clip case to an ultra slim,
flat-back or open-back case.

The ratchet belt clip rotates a full 360-degrees,
and doubles as a table-top stand. The flat-back
option is ideal when carrying the iPhone in a
pocket or purse. The open-back option displays
the iPhone’s Apple logo.