Year: 2009

CrossLoop (http://www.CrossLoop.com), an Internet company that
enables consumers and small businesses to receive help through
independent service providers and technology, says Mac users can now
gain easy access to immediate and qualified technical support.

Through a Mac-specific beta version of CrossLoop’s award-winning,
free desktop sharing software, CrossLoop enables Mac users across the
globe to find immediate help and training for virtually any tech
issue — anytime, anywhere, according to CrossLoop CEO Lisa Alderson.

SMITH MICRO SIGNS EXCLUSIVE DEAL TO PUBLISH PIXELMATOR FOR THE MAC

Image Editing Software Expands Graphic Product Line in Retail Markets
throughout North America

ALISO VIEJO, CA – June 02, 2009 – Smith Micro Software, Inc.

GamersGate (http://www.GamersGate.com), a digital distribution
platform for PC games, has launched a GamersGate store for Mac
compatible games. The initial launch includes titles such as World of
Goo, the Hearts of Iron series, the Europa Universalis series,
Flatout 2, and others. New titles will be added on a regular basis.

“For years, digitally delivering games to Mac users has often been
overlooked by the gaming industry,” says Theodore Bergquist, CEO of
GamersGate.

LaCie (http://www.lacie.com) has announced new products to expand
their range of Wireless HD media players — the LaCinema Black PLAY
and LaCinema Black RECORD with designs by Neil Poulton. The new
LaCinema Black products are built to optimize how consumers access
and play content right from their HDTV.

LaCinema Black PLAY and RECORD provide home networking capabilities.
Users can choose from a direct network connection, or use the
built-in Wi-Fi connection to store music, movies and photos from any
computer on the local network.

Projecturf (http://www.projecturf.com), a provider of on-demand
project and collaboration management software, has launched
Projecturf, a scalable, web-based project management tool with
unlimited storage space that’s browser, platform and database
independent.

Projecturf was specifically designed to support the project
management needs of design firms and developers, according to CEO
Chuck Pearson.