Year: 2009

Gigawiz has updated Citrin
(http://www.gigawiz.com/citrin.html), a Mac OS X
app for interactive scientific graphing and curve
fitting, to version 2.0.

Other World Computing (http://www.macsales.com)
has announced OWC DDR3 1066MHz Memory Upgrade
Kits up to 16GB for the new iMac 21.5-inch and
27-inch desktop computer models announced by
Apple last week.

QuickerTek has announced a new USB device that adds high speed
802.11a wireless to any Mac with USB. The QuickerTek 802.11a USB
Booster (ttp://www.quickertek.com/products/802_11a_usb_wireless)
costs US$99.99.

The 802.11a standard works with 5.8GHz speed wireless equipment. Any
Mac that runs Mac OS 10.4 through 10.6 can use the new wireless speed
booster from QuickerTek. The company says you simply plug it into an
USSB part and provides up to 300 megabits per second wireless
performance.

Freeverse (http://www.freeverse.com) has announced an update to Sound
Studio’s Monbots, free automation tools available for Sound Studio
(http://www.freeverse.com/soundstudio), the US$79.95 audio editing
and sound creation Mac application developed by Felt Tip Software.
Monbots are now compatible with Mac OS X 10.6 (“Snow Leopard”).

Sound Studio 3 helps you record and edit digital audio for music,
podcasts, or sound effects.

Seven Lakes Software has released Distribute 1.1
(http://www.sevenlakessoftware.com/), an update to its professional
level inventory and purchase/sale manager for Mac OS X. Formerly
known as Grosshandel, version 1.1 introduces a new licensing scheme
with Document Licenses, and is a recommended download for all
customers.

Developed from the ground up utilizing the latest Cocoa technologies,
Distribute is a merchandise manager with price and inventory
features.