>Ben Bird has updated SecuritySpy (http://www.bensoftware.com/ss/index.html), a multi-camera video surveillance application for Mac OS X, to version 2.0.8. The new version includes audio noise reduction, improved iPhone support and bug fixes, as well as support for many new network cameras.
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By Greg Mills
A lot of what the empowerment of the Internet is all about is allowing everyone to do what has been hard to do in the past. Streamlining and enablement create a sort of democratization of information.
Read MoreIn this week’s poll, we’re asking if you feel a need for USB 3.0 on your Mac. The poll can be found at the right hand side of our home page, below the Macsimum Opinion column.
In our last poll, we asked if the you were happy with Apple’s latest iMac and Mac Pro updates. Seventy-nine percent of you said “yes,” and 21% “no.”
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Forget “Antennagate.” Sterne Agee analyst Vijay Rakesh told clients in a research note Monday that his checks with the supply chain finds that Apple “has recently increased iPhone 4 orders,” reports “Barron’s” (http://macosg.me/2/oe).
The analyst says that, despite the antenna issue, “the supply chain is scrambling to make more” of the new phone. Rakesh thinks the build rate for the September quarter is above 10 million units.
Read MoreTrans International has announced the worldwide availability of up to a 32GB Memory Upgrade Kit [8X4GB] PC-3 10600 DDR3 1333MHz ECC SDRAM for the new Mac Pro.
TransIntl.com memory modules conform to Apple’s electrical and mechanical design guide lines and carry a Lifetime replacement Warranty. For details and pricing go to: http://macosg.me/2/oc .
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