Year: 2009

TheMacU (http://www.themacu.com/) has released “iMovie ’09: Beyond
Find Out How,” a video training course contains over 90 minutes of
video training covering how to use iMovie ’09 to manage, edit and
output your home videos.

This course is available as in individual download for US$14. It’s
also available is an all-access membership that includes all of the
training courses plus a weekly Mac video tutorial, Mac software demo
videos along with a Mac News, Reviews and Deals section.

HazelMail has released a self-titled app for the iPhone and iPod
touch that turns photos taken on an iPhone into personalized
postcards — and then prints, stamps, and mails them for you. It’s
free and comes with a credit for one free postcard.

HazelMail also launched a feature that allows users to pre-purchase a
dozen postcards for US$12 (vs. $1.50 per individual postcard). In
addition, a personal address book feature enables travelers to access
the addresses of friends and family no matter where they are in the
world, says HazelMail founder Michael Lato.

Tri-Edre has released a public beta of GrandReporter
(http://www.tri-edre.com/download/grandreporter.html) for Mac OS X
10.5 (“Leopard”). It lets you automatize the searches over the
Internet. You create queries in GrandReporter for all the subjects
that you’re interested in.

GrandReporter will periodically and automatically check the web for
you.

Infinity Data Systems has released MailForge 1.0, the Eudora style
email client formerly known as Odysseus.

Eye-Fi (http://www.eye.fi,) has unveiled the Eye-Fi Pro, a new
wireless SDHC memory card for digital cameras that allows
professionals and photo enthusiasts to automatically upload images
straight from their camera to their computer and the web.

Available today, the Eye-Fi Pro includes RAW image support and
peer-to-peer connectivity for a direct connection between the camera
and a computer, no router or Internet connection required (also known
as ad hoc).