Year: 2009

miniMusic (http://www.minimusic.com/) has released Pianofly, a music
synthesizer and piano keyboard application for the iPhone and iPod
touch. It’s available for US$1.99 at the Apple App Store.

Pianofly includescfeatures like a scrolling, multi-touch keyboard.
Sound is generated by a FM synthesizer, with an interface allowing
anyone to create and edit instrument sounds. You can make adjustments
while performing, altering sounds on-the-fly.

Pianofly can make a variety of sounds. You can play them alone, or
jam with a song from your music library.

TechRestore has begun offering an anti-glare, matte finish upgrade
service (http://techrestore.com/xcart/product.php?productid=18498)
for classic white and black 13-inch MacBooks.

The new service offers an option for owners of the original 13-inch
white and black MacBook systems who don’t wish to use the high-gloss,
shiny screen that’s factory installed.

Global Delight has updated Voila (http://www.globaldelight.com) — an
image capturing, annotating and sharing tool that sports the ability
to capture a region from the screen in rectangular, circular,
polygonal or free hand form — to version 2.0. The upgrade comes with
web page and webcam captures, an organizer for image management and
additional annotations like blur and flip.

It also comes with a facelift. The user interface has been updated
for easier access to all types of captures, annotations, effects and
organizer.

Printing on an Epson printer from an iPhone or iPod touch is now
possible using the new EuroSmartz Print & Share app that lets users
print photos, business documents, PDF files, Web pages, e-mail, and
more. It’s available for US$6.99 at the Apple App Store
(http://www.itunes.com/appstore/).

“Smart phones, especially the iPhone, are increasingly being used in
place of laptops,” saysSteve Semos, product manager, consumer ink
jets, Epson America, Inc.

RNSoft (http://www.rnsoft.com/en/products/rssdreamfeeder/) has
updated RSS DreamFeeder, a a Mac OS X compatible Dreamweaver
extension for creating RSS feeds from existing Dreamweaver-based
content, to version 2.5. The upgrade is compatible with Adobe
Creative Suite 4 and offers improved content sampling and automated
entry removals.

RSS DreamFeeder allows you to directly edit any kind of RSS feed you
want. You can open up any feed and click the Content tab, and you’ll
be able to edit the text of your headlines or the url for the audio
files you’re using in your podcast.