Peachpit today announced that it will ship its first books on Apple’s Mac OS X version 10.4 “Tiger” on the same day Tiger becomes available — April 29, 2005. “Peachpit’s Tiger books are designed for all levels of users and cover all that’s new in the OS, including Spotlight advanced search technology; Dashboard for instant access to information; Safari RSS Web browser; iChat with multi-way video; and more.
Read MoreEtnus today announced that TotalView debugger now supports Mac OS X with beta availability on May 1 and first general release in June 2005. In addition, Etnus and Apple have started a five-city road show demonstrating Apple cluster technology and Etnus TotalView to scientific and technical organizations across the US. Demonstrations will be in New York, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, and San Diego.
Read MoreUPDATES: DEVONAGENT 1.6
(AND EASYFIND 3.4, THUMBSUP 4.1 AND XMENU 1.5)
Coeur d’Alene (Idaho, USA), 10th of March, 2005 — DEVONtechnologies LLC
updates its professional Internet research tool and alternative web browser
DEVONagent to version 1.6 and also releases some minor updates for the
freeware applications EasyFind, ThumbsUp and XMenu.
DEVONagent 1.6 now features quick search keywords that allow users to
access all major search engines directly from the address field of web
browser windows. To query e.g. Google, one simply enters “google” followed
by the search term.
THIRD OF FOUR: DEVONAGENT 1.5 (AND DEVONTHINK 1.9.2)
London (UK, European Union), 2nd of February, 2005 — DEVONtechnologies
Ltd. releases version 1.5 of its Internet research tool DEVONagent. Also,
it updates DEVONthink Personal Edition to version 1.9.2.
DEVONagent 1.5, DEVONthink’s research companion, is the first major update
for almost a year and so it comes with a huge list of new features,
improvements and, of course, some bugfixes.
Canon today announced the four megapixel PowerShot A520 compact digital camera, which the company says is 13 percent smaller and 10 percent lighter than previous models, and is also equipped with a longer 4.0x 35-140mm (35mm format equivalent) optical zoom lens. “In order to make the camera smaller, Canon engineered the new PowerShot A520 model to accept SD and MMC media,” notes the announcement.
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