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Art Authority works on the Mac, iPhone, iPad

Art Authority works on the Mac, iPhone, iPad

Posted by | Feb 19, 2010 | |

Open Door Networks (http://www.opendoor.com) is shipping a new application for both the iPhone and the Mac. The company says Art Authority represents the most comprehensive member of the company’s line of over 100 iPhone apps, and the first member of that line brought back to the Mac.

As part of We-Envision.com, Open Door already ships a number of art apps for the iPhone. Art Authority, which will also work on the iPad, has over triple the number of artists and works of Art Envi Deluxe. They access to most work and hosts the works on company-based servers.

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‘MacVoices’ offers a Roundtable look at Macworld 2010

Posted by | Feb 19, 2010 | |

On a new MacVoices (http://www.macvoices.com), the Mac Roundtable crew took the talks about Macworld 2010, Apple’s absence, provide some show picks, and answer audience questions.

Participants include: Chuck Joiner, Don McAllister, Ken Ray, Victor Cajiao, John Braun, Katie Floyd, Allison Sheridan, Tim Verpooten, Adam Christianson, David Sparks and Dave Hamilton.

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iPhone/iPod apps for Feb. 18

Posted by | Feb 18, 2010 | |

Here are the latest iPhone/iPod touch/iPod apps announced. You can find ’em at the Apple App Store (http://www.itunes.com/appstore/).

Calf Trail Software has released Photon Star 1.0 (http://calftrail.com/photonstar/), an US$7 helper application for iPhoto that lets a user rate pictures. It’s designed for use with an Apple remote or keyboard. You may choose an iPhoto album containing unrated photos, and Photon Star presents the photos in an uncluttered rating interface that may even be made full screen.

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Apple adds ability to browse iPhone/iPod touch app categories to iTunes Preview

Posted by | Feb 18, 2010 | , |

Earlier this month Apple added the ability to preview iPhone/iPod touch apps via iTunes Preview. Now it’s added the ability to browse application categories.

Last November Apple launched iTunes Preview, a web site that gives customers the option to view content without launching the application. Now Apple lets you preview iPhone apps in your browser, as well.

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