Year: 2009

Tension Software has updated Product Manager
(http://pomola.com/products_productmanager/productmanager.html),
software for managing a company’s products from different points of
view, to version 1.4. The update adds PR, Bug and Comp views with
split areas.

Product Manager is document based and can manage an unlimited number
of documents each with an unlimited number of products inside,
subdivided in families. It can be a general repository for all the
data used for marketing and technical management.

The Runtime Revolution programming tool has been updated to version
4.0. The new version brings the ability to deploy your application
straight to the web, without recoding or writing a line of HMTL.

Just select “Build for Web” from the file menu and exactly the same
application as you previously deployed on the desktop can run in any
standard web browser, according to Kevin Miller, Runtime Revolution
CEO.

Smith Micro Software has announced enhancements to its utility
software Internet Cleanup 5 and Spring Cleaning 10, now fully
compatibility with Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. Free downloads of both
updates are available to registered users at
http://www.smithmicro.com/downloads .

Internet Cleanup 5.1 is an US$29.99 collection of tools that protects
the privacy and improves the user’s overall Internet experience.

Native Instruments has introduced Sonic Fiction
(http://www.native-instruments.com/sonicfiction.info), a new
Kore-Powered instrument that combines field recording with synthesis
into “an arsenal of hundreds of genuinely otherworldly sounds.”

Designed by sound design artist, Jeremiah Savage, and usable with
Kore 2 and the free Kore Player, the instrument provides musicians
and producers with a resource for movie and game scoring, modern
sound design and various electronic music styles.

Did you miss the ARBP (Association of REALbasic Professionals)
Inspiring Applications REALbasic Colorado Summit this past September?
If you did, you can now order the official Summit DVD from the ARBP
web store (http://www.arbpmembers.org/).

The Summit DVD contains all the conference proceedings, presentations
and projects from the 2009 REALbasic Colorado Summit. It has video
recordings of nine sessions from the Summit (totaling more than eight
hours of video).

The Summit DVD costs US$50, but ARBP Personal and Professional
members get it for $25.