Infinity Data Systems has updated MailForge (http://www.infinitydatasystems.com/mailforge/), the Eudora style email client formerly known as Odysseus, to version 2.0.4. The send button defaults to “Queue” if preferences are set to queue emails by default.
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Epson has introduced three new premium photo all-in-ones — the Artisa 835, Artisan 725 and an all-white Artisan 725 Arctic Edition. Among their features are what Epson says is the world’s fastest 4 x 6 inch photo print speeds, built-in Wi-Fi n, wireless printing from an iPhone, and a variety of creative applications.
Read MoreSample Logic (http://www.samplelogic.com) has released Metallix, a toolkit of morphed metallic instruments, percussives, atmospheric soundscapes, pads, and tempo-synced audio loops for cinematic music production. It’s based on recorded metallic instruments and sounds.
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iPad has received a safety certification mark from Chinese regulators, which means the Apple tablet moves a bit closer to be being released in the country.
Apple has made no announcement about the iPad being sold in China at this time. However, the company appears to be preparing it for an entrance into the Chinese market, says “PC World” (http://macosg.me/2/ni). On Monday, the device was given the China Compulsory Certification by the China Quality Certification Center.
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Apple’s retail stores, boosted by strong demand for iPads and Macs, are helping the tech giant intensify its assault on Microsoft, according to “TheStreet” (http://macosg.me/2/nh).
In a note to clients, Charlie Wolf, an analyst at Needham & Company, says that, that during the June quarter, Windows users purchased half of the 677,000 Macs sold in the stores. This represented over 20% of the estimated number of Windows users who switched to a Mac during the quarter, he says.
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