Year: 2010

Quirky (http://www.quirky.com) has released The Space Bar, a
community developed office accessory to help you maximize the use of
your desk space. The Space Bar is designed to house your desktop
clutter while also providing additional USB ports for your gadgets.

You can use The Space Bar shelf to store any desk items you like,
such as keys, digital camera, iPod, Split Stick, Cable Caps, sticky
notes and more. At the end of the day, you can slide your keyboard
into the designated space below the shelf.

Monkeybread Software has released version 10.0 of the MBS plug-in for
REALbasic. The MBS plug-in comprises a collection of several plug-in
parts that extend the REALbasic development environment with 1,300
classes featuring over 26,000 documented functions.

This release contains a few new classes like the WindowsScriptMBS,
UniversalCharacterDetectionMBS and JSONMBS classes, as well as a few
new methods like SpotLightTextContentMBS to get the text content of a
file.

Boris FX (http://www.borisfx.com), a developer of integrated effects
technology for video and film, has announced a new Apple Final Cut
Pro plug-in for MyMusicSource, a music licensing company for music
supervisors, film companies, TV production companies, and other users
of commercial music.

The plug-in, developed and freely distributed by Boris FX, allows
users to launch MyMusicSource directly from within Final Cut Pro and
then find, license, and download music that automatically appears in
a Final Cut Pro bin.

Spiderweb Software has updated Avernum 6 for Mac OS X
(http://www.avernum.com/avernum6/index.html) to version 1.0.2.
Avernum 6 is the final game in the epic Avernum series. This upgrade
fixes a handful of minor bugs and purportedly adjusts the game’s
balance to make it much more manageable in the late game.

Avernum 6 is set in the world of Avernum, an enormous series of caves
far below the surface of the world. Here’s how the game is described:
“Avernum is a world underground.

Redcort Software has released Virtual TimeClock ’10, an upgrade to
the Mac OS X compatible time and attendance software. The upgrade
adds new break and lunch time capabilities.

Complimenting the new employee time tracking functions, Virtual
TimeClock ’10 has enhanced the report writer with over a dozen new
features. New features include enhanced daily and activity totaling,
separate columns for unpaid and leave hours, an optional supervisor
signature line, and printing timecard reports for inactive workers.