Press Release – WebShocker v2.2 Ships
Recosoft Corporation announces that is has started shipping WebShocker
v2.2; a major upgrade to the most popular integrated Web Animation
Production Tool for the Macintosh
WebShocker v2.2 contains the following new features and enhancements –
* Fully Compatible with Mac OS X Public Beta (when run under Classic mode)
* Fully Mac OS 9 Multiple Users compatible
* Incorporation of the RecoSoft Smart Color Technology.
Read MoreDATE: November 28, 2000
SUBJECT: Orange Micro to Develop USB 2.0 Apple Macintosh System Software
for 2.0 Peripheral OEM’s
Anaheim, CA – OEM USB 2.0 System Software for Apple Systems Orange Micro is
offering on an OEM license for its Apple Macintosh extension software which
will be necessary for all USB 2.0 devices for early operation on the Apple
Systems.
From: “Eric Forget” (pressrelease@cafederic.com)
Subject: Cafederic enhances PowerPlant with BasePlant
For Immediate Release
Cafederic enhances PowerPlant with BasePlant
MONTREAL, Canada – November 28, 2000. Cafederic is proud to announce the
release of BasePlant, a collection of more than 200 classes to enhance
PowerPlant(TM), the flagship framework from Metrowerks.
“I was tired of having to reinvent the wheel for every software project I
worked on, so I decided to find a generic way of designing classes”, says
Eric Forget, owner of Cafederic.
OPEN DOOR NETWORKS ANNOUNCES “WHO’S THERE?” FIREWALL ADVISOR
ASHLAND, OR. — November 27, 2000 — Open Door Networks Inc. today
announced its new “Who’s There?” Firewall Advisor. Available immediately as
a public beta release, “Who’s There?” provides the next step in Internet
security by helping users analyze and investigate the ever-increasing
number of access attempts to their Macintosh.
LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES ORINOCO ANNOUNCES USB RADIO DEVICE FOR WIRELESS NETWORKING
New device makes it easy to set up computers for home and enterprise
wireless networks
FOR RELEASE: November 28, 2000
LOS ANGELES — Lucent Technologies (NYSE: LU) today announced the
availability of a USB wireless device for the ORiNOCO Internet access and
wireless networking system. By using the wireless USB Client, users can
wirelessly network a computer by simply plugging the device into a spare
USB connector and installing the software.