Nova media (http://www.novamedia.de) has unveiled FoneSync, a new
solution to synchronize Samsung phones with Mac OS X. FoneSync allows
to synchronize contacts and calendars with new Samsung phones, which
could not be synced with the Mac OS before.
FoneSync can be set to synchronize single address book groups and
single calendars.
CTM Development has updated FoxTrot Professional Search
(http://www.foxtrot.ch/foxtrot/) — a document retrieval and indexing
utility for Mac OS X (10.4.11 and higher) — to version 2.5. The
upgrade is compatible with Mac OS X 10.6 (“Snow Leopard”).
Version 2.5 also introduces higher performance, an expanded timeline
categorization as well as networked sharing of indexes.
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall on
November 9, iMinds (http://www.iminds.com) creator of eight-minute
MP3 knowledge grabs, has released a Berlin Wall Collection, featuring
six tracks that teach listeners about the rise and fall of the Berlin
Wall.
Other World Computing (http://www.macsales.com)
has announced the availability of OWC DDR3
1066MHz Memory Upgrade Kits up to 8GB for the new
Mac mini models announced by Apple last week —
as well as previously announced 2009 mini models.
Options are:
° OWC 2GB DDR3 Memory Module (1 x 2GB memory
module) — US$44.97. You can add this to the
factory installed 1GB memory in Early 2009 mini
for 3GB. It replaces the existing factory
installed 1GB memory in Late 2009 2.26GHz model
for 3GB total.
NewPCGadgets (http://newpcgadgets.com/) has released Laptop Smart
Feet, an accessory to improve the look and performance of your
laptop. On the US$12.95 device, rubberized, non-skid feet raise the
rear of your computer 1.5 inches to improve your viewing angle,
increase ventilation and reduce heat.
A built-in cable organizer allows you to secure up to four cables on
each side of your laptop. Laptop Smart Feet attach with a small
double sided bracket, enabling you to snap feet on and off. They’re
available in blue and pink.