Year: 2009

Derman Enterprises has released Sync’Em 1.24, an update of the
multi-sync hub for Macs that’s designed to sync Microsoft Exchange,
Google and Apple contact and calendar information.

Sync’Em version 1.24 adds support for recurring and detached calendar
events, support for Google App accounts, multiple usage and
error-handling improvements and now also handles invalid dates
returned from Google and multiple additional kinds of erroneous data
returned from Exchange.

Sync’Em is unique in its ability to multi-sync — sync multiple
configurations, each involving multiple informat

Paradigma Software (http://www.paradigmasoft.com) has updated its
Valentina database technology to version 4.0. The company also
announced addition of several new products to the Valentina DB
product line, including advanced reporting capabilities and new
connectivity with the iPhone. Version 4.0 also introduces a new
project file format for storing databases.

An addition to the Valentina DB product line is Valentina Reports and
Valentina Reporting Services. Valentina Reports is a report creation
and generation engine that drops right into the Valentina DB kernel.

PreViser Corp. (http://www.previsor.com), which makes risk and
disease analytic software designed to enhance treatment planning for
patients affected by oral disease, has announced a cooperation
agreement with MacPractice (http://www.macpractic.ecolm), a provider
of dental practice management and clinical software running on the
Mac.

CS Odessa (http://www.conceptdraw.com), a provider of business
productivity and visualization software solutions, and Uptown have
partnered together in the development of a Japanese localized version
of the graphics and diagramming tool, ConceptDraw PRO.

Uptown Inc., a Japan-based company, was established to provide
business solutions and software applications to Japanese users with
cross platform (Mac, Windows, and Linux) environments. Uptown Inc.
has experience in software technology and localization for cross
platform products and solutions.

“We at Uptown Inc.

Ross Video (http://www.rossvideo.com) has launched the new SoftMetal
3000 and 4000 Series Video Servers. The next generations in the
SoftMetal family are integrated media servers that come with I/O and
storage all contained in a compact 3RU package.
The 3000 Series is a Server Class Platform available in either
standard or multi-definition versions. The 3000 Series supports up to
eight simultaneous record/play channels in SD and up to four
simultaneous record/play channels in HD.