Ken Winograd and Space-Time Associates (http://www.winograd.com) has updated TinyBooks Pro, its Mac accounting and bookkeeping program, to version 7.0.4. The upgrade improves the importing of old TinyBooks documents, improves the built-in help text and error messages and improves the Recur Dialog.
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Apptix (http://www.apptix.com) — a provider of hosted Microsoft Exchange email, Microsoft SharePoint and VoIP services for businesses worldwide — has launched Apptix Hosted Exchange for Apple, a new hosted offering that provides native integration of Apple-based communications applications with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007.
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Kyte (http://www.kyte.com) — an online, mobile and social video platform for live and on-demand content — has announced an SDK (software development kit) for developing Kyte-powered iPad apps for distribution through the AppleApp Store, as well as web-based support for the iPad through a new, universal embed code that outputs HTML5 video.
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CinemaView (http://www.cinemaview.com) has announces its new Duo dual display extender for Apple computers using the Mini DisplayPort video port. The Duo works with either two 24-inch Apple LED Cinema Displays, creating a total 3840×1200 pixel display space, or with two CinemaView 24 LCD displays, creating a total 3840×1080 pixel display space.
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Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster is predicting that Apple will sell 150,000 to 200,000 iPads this weekend. He’s also forecasting 2010 total sales of of 2.8 million iPads.
As noted by “Silicon Alley Insider” (http://macosg.me/2/27), those numbers are much lower than some estimates of six million to 10 million unit sales. However, Munster goes on to say that the apps will ultimately “drive demand longer term” for the iPad. The Sellers Research Firm (that’s me) predicts 500,000 unit sales this weekend and nine million total for 2010.
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