KavaSoft has released HyperImage 3.5 (http://www.kavasoft.com/HyperImage/), an update of the US$25 Mac OS X app that lets you download images from web sites. It’s now a full featured Tumblr client.
Tumblr is a community for blogging and reblogging photos. HyperImage helps you do everything you can do on the Tumblr web site. Just enter the address of a Tumblr blog, and HyperImage will download all of the photos
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Malaysian communications provider DiGi Telecommunications has launched a new range of tariff plans in the monarchy to accompany the availability in the country of Apple’s iPhone 4, it said, reports “MIS Asia” (http://mis-asia.com/news/articles/digi-launches-iphone-4-in-malaysia-with-new-tariff-plans?).
“We are thrilled to bring iPhone 4 to our customers,” said DiGi head of marketing, Albern Murty. “Malaysians are fast becoming regular users of mobile Internet, and now with iPhone 4, we expect to see a strong upward trend as customers enjoy the features of the new iPhone.”
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By Greg Mills
Apple computer became the second most valuable company in the world. The valuation has a long ways to go as the market share of Apple products are still small compared to the overall market. Buy Apple stock folks …
Read MoreQuanta has reportedly landed orders for 11.6-inch MacBooks from Apple, reports “DigiTimes” (http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20100923PD222.html). Shipments of 11.6-inch MacBooks are expected to top 400,000-500,000 units in 2010, the article says.
Quanta is expected to ship a total of 13-13.2 million notebooks in the third quarter, says “DigiTimes.” That’s down 3-5% from 13.7 million units shipped in the second quarter. The company shipped 3.6 million notebooks in July and 4.4 million units in August.
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On the new MacVoices (“MacVoices”), Michael Cohen, the author of the brand new “Take Control of PDF Pen 5” book, starts out by reviewing the history of the PDF, a file format most Mac users encounter every day, but may not fully understand.
He explains how and why it was developed, why not all PDFs are created equal, and some things you can’t natively do with them. PDFpen 5 from Smile solves those problems, and Cohen takes us on a tour.
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