Year: 2009

Retina-X Studios, the creators of the first spy software for the
iPhone, announced today the immediate availability of Mobile Spy
version 3.0 for the Apple iPhone. Using this groundbreaking iPhone
spy technology, users can now track GPS locations, SMS messages and
calls of children or employees inside an SSL secured online control
panel.

Mobile Spy runs in total stealth mode and no mentions of the program
are shown inside the iPhone. The software runs in the background
behind all other applications.

Verbatim (http://www.verbatim.com/index.cfm) has added a new speaker
keyboard and two new mice to its Mac accessory line. The new
TuneBoard Speaker Keyboard integrates with iTunes for controlling
music playback.

It includes multimedia keys for muting, volume adjustment, play,
pause, previous track and next track control. Two hot keys let you
switch the enhanced bass on and off and switch on the backlit
luminescence to improve key visibility and to set the mood.

BSI (http://www.brigadoonsoftware.com/) has announced the pending
release of its iPod Tracking and Theft Recovery Software. It utilizes
the company’s PC PhoneHome and MacPhoneHome core technology to track
and locate lost and stolen iPods worldwide.

BSI’s iPod Recovery software will retail for US$29.95 and will be
available in June. It will be exclusive to the United States.

Scion (http://www.scion.com) today announced the Scion Radio 17 Beats
Per Minute (BPM) Meter application for the iPhone and iPod touch.
It’s available on the Apple App Store
(http:// www.itunes.com/appstore/.) for free.

The app, developed by EpicTilt.com, automatically calculates the BPM
of a song as users tap the screen to the song’s rhythm. After
recording the song’s BPM, users can create playlists by genre and
send their song lists with corresponding BPM info to themselves and
others for use in the planning of live sets and recorded mixes.

SendStation Systems (http://www.sendstation.com) has released its new
Mini DisplayPort Adapters for Mac. They’re available as DVI, VGA and
HDMI models.

With a new MacBook or Mac, all one needs is a SendStation Mini
DisplayPort Adapter and a computer display with DVI or VGA
connection, which often already exists, says Andre Klein, SendStation
Systems’s founder.