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Opera released the second update to the latest version 9.5 of its browser on Wednesday, and I've been checking it out. Version 9.52 is a stability and security update that includes a raft of fixes and enhancements Cool Mac Gear
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• iPod nano
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At first glance, there's not much difference between Acrobat 9 and its predecessor, Acrobat 8. The program maintains its DGI format, meaning each document carries all of Acrobat's controls—independently. I protested this actively after the last release, but I apparently was a voice in the wilderness, and all my angst was for naught. I must move on. Fortunately, Acrobat 9 Pro has a lot to offer. Thursday, August 21, 2008
Opera 9.52 “Kestrel “ Web Browser Mini-Review5
Opera released the second update to the latest version 9.5 of its browser on Wednesday, and I've been checking it out. Version 9.52 is a stability and security update that includes a raft of fixes and enhancements Applelinks Tech Web Reader - Thursday, August 21, 20089
• Australians Switch On To Apple Macs
• Apple Flubbed MobileMe, But the Mac Is Making Inroads Into Enterprise Market
• Apple's MobileMe is the Christmas Grinch
• iTunes Blocked In China After Protest Stunt
• Macbooks - Now on Sale at your local…Grocery Store? YUP!
• Back to School: Securing Your Mac For Public Use
• DF: Intel hint suggests 160GB MacBook Air
• Apple will replace 'exploding' first-run iPod nanos
• The news on Intel's Nehalem; chips with integrated GPUs up next
• Intel Stuffs Nehalem Chips With Joy
• Apple's Back-to-School Bonanza
• Retail Sources Say Its Closing Time For Current iPod Line
• Apple Flubbed MobileMe, But the Mac Is Making Inroads Into Enterprise Market
• Apple's MobileMe is the Christmas Grinch
• iTunes Blocked In China After Protest Stunt
• Macbooks - Now on Sale at your local…Grocery Store? YUP!
• Back to School: Securing Your Mac For Public Use
• DF: Intel hint suggests 160GB MacBook Air
• Apple will replace 'exploding' first-run iPod nanos
• The news on Intel's Nehalem; chips with integrated GPUs up next
• Intel Stuffs Nehalem Chips With Joy
• Apple's Back-to-School Bonanza
• Retail Sources Say Its Closing Time For Current iPod Line
Applelinks iPhone News Reader - Thursday, August 21, 200811
• Another Day, Another iPhone Fix - It's a bug's life
• Apple: iPhone 2.0.2 update targets 3G issues
• Test Shows iPhone Download Speeds Fall Significantly After 2.0.2 Upgrade
• How Developers Should Choose Between Android and iPhone
• BlackBerry Bold Plagued by Same 3G Problems as iPhone
• Bold no direct iPhone rival, suffers 3G flaw
• Wikipanion Brings Wikipedia to Your iPhone or iPod touch
• The Mac Night Owl: Revisiting iPhone Reception Problems
• Apple: iPhone 2.0.2 update targets 3G issues
• Test Shows iPhone Download Speeds Fall Significantly After 2.0.2 Upgrade
• How Developers Should Choose Between Android and iPhone
• BlackBerry Bold Plagued by Same 3G Problems as iPhone
• Bold no direct iPhone rival, suffers 3G flaw
• Wikipanion Brings Wikipedia to Your iPhone or iPod touch
• The Mac Night Owl: Revisiting iPhone Reception Problems
“Funtastic Photos” - A Brand New Photo Editor With Funtastic Tricks15
Ohanaware, a new company specializing in photo software products announced the immediate availability of their flagship product "Funtastic Photos". Funtastic Photos is a 'Non-destructive and fully reversible' photo editor, with easy to use 1-Click Styles, Advanced Effect engine, direct sharing via Fun Cards, Cell Phone (inc. iPhone) and popular photo sharing sites. Funtastic Photos features a creative print layouts system, with awe-inspring projects New BibleReader for iPhone and BlackBerry From Olive Tree Software17
BibleReader for iPhone was recently released on the Application Store at iTunes. This new application offers many of the features you've come to appreciate: simple navigation with a 3-touch verse chooser, a library that's easy to sort, word search, and continuous scrolling (you don't have to press extra buttons to get to the next Bible chapter or book iPhone 3G Mounts Easily in Your Vehicle with the New ProClip iPhone Holder19
Consumer installable mounting solutions make iPhone 3G easier to view and access while in the car
Protect Your iPhone 3G with Amzer Form-Fitting Snap-On Cases17
Snap-On Case Available for All Models Offered by Fommy.com . The new Amzer Snap-On Case is designed specifically for the Apple iPhone 3G, made of lightweight, durable plastic that hugs every curve of the phone. Intel Shifts Future Core Processors into Turbo Mode16
Latest Processors, Mobile Platforms and Technologies Showcased at IDF
Scott Kleinberg gives rave review to MyWeather Mobile iPhone App20
MyWeather, LLC announced today that its MyWeather Mobile iPhone app has received a five-star rating from industry-recognized iPhone guru Scott Kleinberg from the Chicago Tribune's Red Eye. Kleinberg is creator, writer and editor of iPTIB, which draws readers from approximately 55 countries
VueScan 8.4.82 Supports 24 Languages6504
Hamrick Software, the developer of VueScan, the world’s most widely used scanning software, has released VueScan 8.4.82 which supports 24 languages, and includes support for scanning multi-page documents using inexpensive flatbed scanners
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Apple Scorches To Record Level Of Customer Satisfaction21
• Apple Tops Customer Satisfaction Poll As Rivals' Ratings Slide
• What Apple And Michael Phelps Share
• Apple Clobbers Competition In Customer Satisfaction Survey
• Apple Customer Satisfaction Scores Gain
• Is Apple The Only Company That Can Do No Wrong?
• Apple Sets New Standard In Customer Satisfaction
• Apple: World's Best Customer Service Or Most Dangerous Products?
• What Apple And Michael Phelps Share
• Apple Clobbers Competition In Customer Satisfaction Survey
• Apple Customer Satisfaction Scores Gain
• Is Apple The Only Company That Can Do No Wrong?
• Apple Sets New Standard In Customer Satisfaction
• Apple: World's Best Customer Service Or Most Dangerous Products?
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• Do Second-Hand Apples Taste as Sweet?
• Is Apple Really "Flailing Badly At The Edges?"
• Michael Arrington Has Some Bad Luck With His Macs, Thinks It Means That Everybody Else Does, Too
• OS X:Why It "Looks" So Different.
• Spice up your Apple applications - Splash of Aqua
• PC vs. Mac
• Apple Blames Scorching iPods On Battery Problem
• iPod Nano Trouser Fireballs Sweep Japan
• A Third Of Vista PCs Downgraded To XP
• MobileMe so bad that Apple is giving it away
• Apple Announces Magsafe Out Of Warranty Replacement Program
• Is the Nvidia fault affecting Macs?
• Tired Teens Risking Their Hearts
• CS Odessa develops partnership with Academic Institutions
• Is Apple Really "Flailing Badly At The Edges?"
• Michael Arrington Has Some Bad Luck With His Macs, Thinks It Means That Everybody Else Does, Too
• OS X:Why It "Looks" So Different.
• Spice up your Apple applications - Splash of Aqua
• PC vs. Mac
• Apple Blames Scorching iPods On Battery Problem
• iPod Nano Trouser Fireballs Sweep Japan
• A Third Of Vista PCs Downgraded To XP
• MobileMe so bad that Apple is giving it away
• Apple Announces Magsafe Out Of Warranty Replacement Program
• Is the Nvidia fault affecting Macs?
• Tired Teens Risking Their Hearts
• CS Odessa develops partnership with Academic Institutions
Applelinks iPhone News Reader - Wednesday, August 20, 200827
• iPhone OS 2.0.2 Released; Fails to Fix 3G Reception Issues
• Rising iPhone Browser Share Points To Sales Of 5 Million 3G Units
• The iPhone Kill-Switch Kerfuffle
• Googlephone Is Coming Soon
• Rising iPhone Browser Share Points To Sales Of 5 Million 3G Units
• The iPhone Kill-Switch Kerfuffle
• Googlephone Is Coming Soon
MobileMe Users Get Another 60 Days Free Service20
Apple has announced another free extension for MobileMe users - an additional 60 days gratis
Customer Satisfaction with E-Business (And Apple) Reaches New High - ACSI Report24
Satisfaction with Apple defies the industry trend by moving in the opposite direction and posting its largest gain ever to 85, a new all-time high for the industry. The 8% leap puts 10 points between Apple and its nearest rival, one of the largest gaps between first and second in any industry measured by the American Customer Satisfaction Index
Logitech Offers Highest Level of Comfort with Cordless Desktop Wave Pro33
Popular Wave Keyboard Now Available with New, Exceptionally Comfortable MX1100 Mouse Village Tronic’s ViDock Gfx Will Appear in Jeremy Sutton’s Dallas, TX Workshop23
Village Tronic is proud to announce Jeremy Sutton's first two-day Dallas Painter Workshop incorporating Village Tronic's ViDock Gfx. Taking place at the Fran Reisner Studio, Jeremy will be using different hardware, including the ViDock Gfx to create a dynamic presentation as well as giving students time for hands-on practice with their own image and computer BBC ListenAgain Widget 3.3127
Browse/play the BBC's ListenAgain archives Broadcast to the world with DJ-1800 v3.224
DJ-1800 v3.2 launches today with exciting new additions to the acclaimed professional DJ software for Mac Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Cooliris Releases A Sleek New Safari 3.1 Version34
Cooliris features a full-screen interactive 3D Wall that revolutionizes the way images and videos are viewed and presented on the web. With Cooliris, viewers can seamlessly browse thousands of images and videos in seconds
Innovative device lets families share projects among computers and USB peripherals with the touch of a button
And a world-famous Mac-using yacht builder in Nova Scotia burns to the ground with a $3.5 million schooner inside
Jade is an easy-to-use image enhancement and batch processing tool that automatically and almost instantly corrects digital images. After using it, there's no mystery why versio 1.2 is a staff pick on Apple's download website. Jade is a tool you're going to want to have and will use
In one very important respect, the never-ending controversy over whether Macs are more expensive than PCs is futile, and that would be that it's an Apples and, well, PCs, comparison. Only Macs can (legally) run the Mac OS, and that is huge, because that is the main event with Macs for many of us, who would, and indeed have in the past, pay a substantial price premium - if not happily, at least resignedly - in order to benefit from the manifold superiorities of the Mac OS. As long as Apple won't license the Mac OS, the argument is moot as far as we're concerned
The much-anticipated (at least by Eudora fans) Odysseus email client which is designed to be a real replacement for the classic Eudora application we know and love has been released in a 1.0b1 beta build, with many improvements, but still a way to go 
As much as we'd like to think our computers never need any kind of care or maintenance, that simply is not true. Drive Genius can help with that support, and Prosoft has done a good job of making it fairly painless to use. While some operations may take a long long time to process, others are quick. What's the value? A computer that wont let you down just as a project is due, a paper is almost done, or just when you go to show a PC friend "Hey, check out how great my Mac is..." Despite the fact that Drive Genius can provide a variety of support for your Mac, the full value of Drive Genius is disappointing due to limitations in the software's functionality and poor documentation.