Syware, a developer of mobile database development tools for business
and personal productivity, has announced an opportunity for
developers to get an early look at its next major release of their
flagship product, Visual CE.
Visual CE 12.0 will add support for a variety of new features
including a macro debugger, tabs, updatable grids, and
synchronization to multiple desktop databases.
MacSpeech (http://www.macspeech.com) has released MacSpeech Dictate
1.5.7, an upgrade to the speech recognition solution for the Mac.
It’s a maintenance release that fixes reported issues, and is
available free of charge to registered MacSpeech Dictate 1.5
customers.
MacSpeech Dictate requires Intel-based Macintosh hardware and Mac OS
X 10.5.6 or higher. New MacSpeech Dictate solutions, with a choice of
headsets, are available starting at US$199. Registered customers of
MacSpeech Dictate are eligible to purchase MacSpeech Dictate 1.5 at a
special upgrade price of $54.95.
Retina-X Studios has announced the immediate availability of AceSpy
for Macintosh computers. Using this new spy technology, users can
silently monitor everything their child or employee does on the
computer and Internet.
Enhance Technology (http://www.enhance-tech.com) has released the
EnhanceRAID TS800 Series, a desktop RAID storage system with RAID-6
and web GUI management. The EnhanceRAID TS800 Series consist of four
models, each with its own alternative connectivity interfaces: IP
(iSCSI), SC (SCSI), SS (SAS), and FC (Fibre Channel).
Powered by the newly 80-plus efficient green power supply, the TS800
comes with an integrated hardware RAID controller and light pipes for
the drive trays to display current HDD activity instead of
conventional LEDs.
Marware is shipping the EcoSleeve
(http://www.marware.com/products/iPod-nano/EcoSleeve-for-nano-5G) for
the fifth gen iPod nano 5G. Priced at US$19.99, it’s the company’s
latest eco-conscious case.
The EcoSleeve for iPod nano 5G is made from 100% cotton canvas. This
soft, stretchy Eco-Fabric feels better, is better for the
environment, and keeps your iPod secure while providing access to all
the functionality and features of your nano, according to the folks
at Marware.
A thin bottom flap secures the nano and keeps the docking port
covered and away from dust or dirt.