Type of Article: MacNews Web Site

Norbert M. Doerner has updated CDFinder (http://www.cdfinder.de), software for organizing your disk and data archive and keeping track of digital media assets, to version 5.7.1. The upgrade can now catalog GeoTags in iPhone movies, and import native DiskLibrary databases.

Since CDFinder now supports Elgato EyeTV recordings (.eyetv), it will show the thumbnail for the recording, and also extensive metadata as well, such as the EPG description, director, actors, and much more. All that is cataloged, displayed, and can be searched as well.

Apple’s iPhone has been named the “Coolest Thing on the Planet” in an UK poll of 3,000 Brits by Costs Coffe To take top slot in the poll, the must-have phone beat off competition from things like the Aston Martin DB9, the internet and Johnny Depp, reports “Newslite” (http://macosg.me/2/le). Apple placed number two on the list, and the iPad came in at number 17.

“It’s been interesting seeing what the nation deems to be cool,” says a spokesperson for Costa Coffee. “I’s no surprise gadgets like the iPhone and supercars like the Aston Martin DB9 feature highly.”

Artman21 (http://www.artman21.com/en/jedit_x/) has updated Jedit X, the Cocoa-based text editor for Mac OS X, to version 2.2.5. It’s a maintenance update with three improvements and five bug fixes.

Jedit X is an Universal Binary app so runs natively on both PowerPC and Intel Macs. It requires Mac OS X 10.4 or higher. The cost is US$28 for a single-user license, though version 2.2.5 is a free update for registered users.