Year: 2009

Akvis has released Akvis Enhancer 11
(http://akvis.com/en/enhancer/index.php) for
Windows and Macintosh. The program allows
improving detail on an image, no matter what was
the cause of the unsharpness. Version 11 supports
the Smart Filter technology in Akvis Photoshop
CS3/CS4.

Akvis Enhancer is image enhancement software that
helps you improve detail in photos no matter what
caused the problem: poor/excessive lighting,
motion or poor focus.

Playrix Entertainment (http://www.playrix.com) — a developer of such
games as Fishdom H2O: Hidden Odyssey, Call of Atlantis, 4 Elements,
Fishdom and others — has announced the release of the online version
of its Gardenscapes game, which was previously available via web
download only.

Here’s how the game is described: “Gardenscapes is a perfect blend of
three different genres: hidden object, time management and sim.

Presenta (http://www.igetter.net/iGetter.html) has updated iGetter,
its download manager and accelerator for Mac OS X, to version 2.8.
The new version has been optimized for Safari 4 on Mac OS X 10.5
(“Snow Leopard”).

Version 2.8 also adds support for 64-bit browsers in the iGetter
Browser plug-in. It also adds support for Camino 2.x and the Firefox
3.x cookie file format on Snow Leopard. Plus, it has a reworked
integration method with the Snow Leopard Safari browser.

iGetter works with Mac OS X 10.2 or higher.

Mark/Space (http://www.markspace.com/android), creator of desktop and
handheld synchronization software, has released The Missing Sync for
Mac and Windows systems. It’s an all-in-one desktop sync solution for
phones powered by the Android OS, such as the T-Mobile myTouch and
HTC Hero.

The Missing Sync for Android synchronizes contacts and transfer media
files between an Android phone and a computer running Mac OS X,
Windows XP or Windows Vista, says Mark/Space CEO Brian Hall.

Pro2col (http://www.pro2col.com), specialists in the secure large
file transfer arena, has released a Mac OS X 10.6 (“Snow Leopard”)
compatible client application for their flagship product, Hermstedt
StingRay. Since their acquisition of the cross-platform,
multi-protocol large file transfer appliance in 2007, Pro2col have
virtually rebuilt the StingRay solution in its entirety, according to
James Lewis, managing director of Pro2col.

StingRay is a dedicated file transfer server built with the creative
industries in mind.