Year: 2009

WoodWing Software (http://www.woodwing.com) has released Enterprise
6, the latest version of the company’s flagship content publishing
platform. Equipped with a new editing application called “Content
Station,” Enterprise 6 offers article planning tools, direct access
to any type of content repository, and integrated Web delivery
functionality.

Content Station allows users to efficiently create articles for
delivery to the web, print, and mobile devices, and offers
out-of-the-box integration with the open-source web content
management system Drupal.

Bartas Technologies LLC and Apokalypse Software Corp. announced today
the sale of two products from Bartas’ line, Temporis and XTabulator,
to Apokalypse Software (http://www.apokalypsesoftware.com) for
undisclosed terms.

The timeline compositor Temporis (US$24.95) offers point-and-click
simplicity for crafting date-based and sequential data into
sophisticated graphs for use in presentations, publishing for print
or web, reports, etc.

Skyworks has released two new football games — QB Pass Attack
(http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=303139903&mt=8)
and X’s and O’s Football
(http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=303139903&mt=8)
— for the iPhone and iPod touch. They’re available at the Apple App
Store for US$1.99 each.

Here’s how the games are described:

“QB Pass Attack features three sound tracks, state of the art iPhone
3D graphics, and two addictive game modes, Classic and Progressive!

LaCie (http://www.lacie.com) has announced a new d2 Blu-ray Drive,
with a speed boost to 8x. Engineered for professional video
authoring, the LaCie d2 Blu-ray Drive (US$449.99) records, rewrites,
and plays back high-definition (HD) video.

You can shoot HD videos from your camcorder, author the videos, and
burn them without any quality loss using multiple video codecs
(MPEG2, AVC, VC-1).

Backbone Networks Corporation (http://backbone.com) has announced its
College Radio Tuner application for Apple’s iPhone and iPod touch is
now available from the Apple App Store
(http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=303341290&mt=8).
This free application showcases the growing IBS Student Radio
Network, a collaborative effort between Backbone and the
Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (http://ibsradio.org).

The College Radio Tuner allows a worldwide mobile audience to find
and listen to student-run Internet radio stations.