Last week Internet search giant Google announced its free Gmail email service, whereby users are given 1GB worth of email storage. The upcoming service has raised some concerns on the Internet about privacy issues, as the company’s computers will scan every email and insert relevant advertisements based on the content of the message.
Read MoreWorldSync today announced that it has expanded its beta test program for SyncDeK 5.0 to include members of the FileMaker Solutions Alliance (FSA). Beginning today, FSA members are invited to apply to WorldSync to beta test the upcoming bi-directional asynchronous data replication technology for data in FileMaker databases. Interested candidates can apply for the program from the company’s Web site.
Read MoreSanDisk today announced that it will start selling its newest generation of Cruzer portable USB flash storage drives — including the tiny Cruzer Micro and the rugged Cruzer Titanium — in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong. As part of its product line, SanDisk also introduced an MP3 music player that connects with the Cruzer Micro, as well as higher-capacity models of its already popular Cruzer Mini.
Read MoreFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NEED SPACE? SPYMAC OFFERS A FREE GIG FOR YOUR EMAIL TO BREATHE
New York, N.Y – April 1, 2004 – In response to the growing need for email
storage space, Spymac Networks Inc. announced today a capacity increase for
all of its free member Mail accounts. One gigabyte of storage will be
available to all registered Spymac Mail accounts, effective Monday April 5,
2004. Spymac Networks Inc.
Brother has introduced three new 5-in-1 flatbed laser Multi-Function Center (MFC) models — the new MFC-8440, MFC-8840D and MFC-8840DN. Each model features a high-speed SuperG3 33.6K bps plain paper fax, an HQ1200 (up to 2400x 600 dpi) laser printer with up to 21ppm print speeds, a flatbed digital copier (up to 21cpm), PC Fax capability, and color scanner with high-quality resolution up to 9600x9600dpi.
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