Worldlabel.com has released a large collection of free label templates for download for the word processor Pages, which works on Apple Mac computers.
The collection includes address, shipping, CD, DVD, mailing and other types of labels and sizes. Also included are templates for general labeling needs like filing, storage and many other application.
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Apple has updated its iWork apps for Mac OS X and iOS. Those apps are Pages, Numbers, and Keynote.
In the update notes, Apple only says that the upgrades offer “bug fixes and stability improvement. Keynote for OS X has been update to version 6.5.2, with Pages at 5.5.2, and Numbers at 3.5.2. The three iOS apps have all been revved to version 2.5.2.
The Mac versions can be downloaded from the Mac App Store. The iOS versions can be found at the Apple App Store.
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Reggie Ashworth (http://www.reggieashworth.com/appdelete) has released AppDelete 4.1.5, an update to his application deletion utility for Mac OS X.
Via drag and drop, AppDelete will uninstall anything along with all of the associated items. Version 4.1.5 fixes an outstanding bug in the registration system that could cause a user to register multiple times, and fixes several bugs that could occur when using the Genius feature.
AppDelete 4.1.4 costs US$7.99 for a single user license. Upgrades from Version 2/AppDelete Lite are $3.99. A demo is available.
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Griffin Technology has rolled out a redesigned version of their Twenty digital audio amplifier. The new Twenty connects to your speakers and streams music from any handheld Bluetooth-enabled device, giving you the convenience of streaming music throughout the home or office wirelessly.
Named for its 20 watts per channel, Twenty provides volume through non-powered speakers for any home or office. It boasts high-end AAC / aptX audio streaming digital codecs. Twenty also connects direct plug-in connections from your computer, tuner, home theater, turntable, or other audio source.
Read MoreThe storage industry continues to evolve and the flash-based array market – including all-flash arrays (AFAs) and hybrid flash arrays (HFAs) – is showing explosive growth. According to new research from International Data Corporation (IDC.com), the emergence of more robust offerings that can handle a wide range of increasingly complex workloads helped drive the worldwide flash-based array market to US$11.3 billion in 2014.
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