West-Forest-Systems today announced the availability of CDFinder 5.0.1, the latest version of its software solution to organize your disk and data archive, and to keep track of digital media assets. CDFinder is a disk cataloging utility for the Mac that catalogs any data disk, CD-ROM, DVD, iPod, network volume, Audio-CD, and more.
Read Moreequinux supports Google’s Web Albums Picasa with iSale 4.1
iSale 4.1 integrates Picasa Web Albums
Munich, Germany / San Mateo, CA – May 24th, 2007: iSale-users no longer
need to worry how many pictures they wish to place in their eBay auctions.
The latest release of the two-time Apple Design Award Winner, iSale 4.1,
now supports the ever-popular Picasa Web Albums – Google’s free online
picture service.
MacFamilyTree, the modern genealogy application for Mac OS X, has been updated to version 4.4.6. Changes in this release include: Google Earth Integration (reveal places from your family tree in Google Earth directly from within MacFamilyTree); coordinates (Latitude and Longitude) from one place can be assigned to other places with the same name; and other minor bug fixes. MacFamilyTree requires Mac OX 10.3.9 or later and is priced at US$49.
Read MoreIn an article on AP today, Anick Jesdanun gives his thoughts on Google’s Desktop for Mac searching utility. “Mac users have been blessed with an easy-to-use tool for searching deep inside documents, not just their file names. So it struck me as odd that Google Inc. would be offering similar software,” writes Jesdanun. “But after playing with Google Desktop for Mac, I’m partly sold. Desktop shares many characteristics with the Spotlight search tool that Apple Inc. ships for free with new Mac computers.
Read MoreApril 16, 2007 – Today Google released a product of special interest
to Mac developers: the Google data APIs Objective-C Client Library.
Now users of Objective-C–the primary development language for the
Mac–can easily access Google data APIs, including those for Google
Base, Blogger, Google Calendar and Picasa Web Albums.
With the Google data APIs Objective-C Client Library, developers can
integrate Google services into their own applications with code that
plugs seamlessly into XCode projects and Cocoa applications for the
Mac. The possibilities are practically endless.