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3D Issue has launched the first-ever Mac version of their digital
magazine production software. In a market that predominantly offers
the digitization of print publications as a service, 3D Issue have,
since its inception released their solutions as software packages;
allowing you to completely own the digital magazine production
process.

Until recently all their software solutions were developed for
Windows only.

MarketNet (http://www.marketnet.com) has released a list of
“must-have Wordpress Plug-ins.” They are (with MarketNet’s
description):

1. Akismet recognizes spam comments with 80-90 percent accuracy and
automatically puts them into a spam comment folder. This helps you
better serve your readers who have legitimate comments. . Akismet
blocks thousands of spam comments, saving you time.

2. Mobilepress makes reading blog content via smartphone easy. When
looking for content via mobile, you want fast, simple, and
uncomplicated. Mobilepress delivers.

3.

Hostel Hero (http://www.hostelhero.com/) is a new app that lets you
book backpacker hostels and budget hotels straight from your iPhone
or iPod touch. It offers access to more than 19,000 hostels and
budget hotels. It’s free and is available at the Apple App Store.

Hostel Hero lets you research and book hostels/budget hotels whenever
and wherever you want. It makes use of the iPhone/iPod touch’s local
storage, giving you offline access to many features.

Derman Enterprises announces Sync’Em 1.25, an update of the sync hub
for Macs that’s designed to multi-sync Microsoft Exchange, Google and
Apple contact and calendar information.

Sync’Em version 1.25 adds support for Exchange autodiscovery —
making it much easier to set up Exchange access in organizations were
autodiscovery is configured — as well as improving Exchange and
Google sync performance while adding some user interface
enhancements, fixing a memory leak and working around an Exchange
server issue.

Sync’Em is unique in its ability to multi-sync — sync multiple

Mesa Dynamics has updated Stainless (http://www.stainlessapp.com),
the company’s multi-process web browser for Mac OS X 10.5
(“Leopard”). Like Google’s Chrome browser, each tab in Stainless runs
in a separate process, offering increased browser performance and
stability, as well as decreased overall memory usage.