The party will be an opportunity to mix with other developers from the Mac
space, meet Serguei Beloussov, the CEO of Parallels and some of our top
developers who are eager to hear user feedback on our products and the
challenges developers face in working for the Mac platform.
RadTech (http://www.radtech.com) has released the Bezel Blaster, an
USS$7.99 iPhone restoration kit. It allows you to remove the surface
abrasions, scratching and spotting that tend to occur on highly
polished bright and plated metal panels.
In addition to the iPhone, products such as the Sony PSP, watches and
jewelry can all benefit from the Bezel Blaster, according to the
folks at RadTech.A typical, moderately scuffed and scratched iPhone
bezel can be fully restored in under two minutes, they add.
The kit can be used dozens of times.
Read MoreNemetschek North America has released its fourth Service Pack for the
Vectorworks 2009 product line. Many quality improvements have been
added to this Service Pack, including improvements related to stairs,
performance, and overall stability, says Mark Farnan, director of
Software Development at Nemetschek North America.
Currently, Service Pack 4 is available only for professional licenses
as a downloadable updater. All other license types will be available
in the next few weeks.
Ross Bencina has released AudioMulch 2.0 (http://www.audiomulch.com),
which brings the interactive music studio to the Mac for the first
time.
Akvis Software has released Akvis SmartMask 2.5
(http://akvis.com/en/smartmask/), an update of the image selection
and masking plug-in for the Mac and Windows platforms. The upgrade
makes the eyedropper tools more flexible, adds new interface
languages (French and Portuguese) and improves compatibility with
Photoshop CS3,CS4 on Macintosh. Upgrade for registered users is free.
SmartMask is a masking tool designed to save time on complex
selections. With the app, there are two pencils, red and blue.