Sprint and Verizon are also in talks with Google to use the latter’s upcoming mobile platform, according to purported sources speaking to Reuters. The discussions are said to include bringing Google’s mobile apps to Sprint phones as well as incorporating Google technology and ad-sponsored services into Verizon’s cellphones. Verizon chief operatin…
For all EyeTV users who have installed the new Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard operating system, Elgatos free EyeTV 2.5.1 update adds support for the following key new Leopard technologies: Quick Look, iChat, and Spaces…
Marware today announced the release of the new Sportsuit Convertible for iPhone and iPod touch (US$34.99)…
A new trojan horse designed specifically for Mac OS X systems has been discovered on several pornography websites that can hijack Web traffic, according to security firm Intego. Affected systems are used to hijack some Web requests that lead users to other phishing sites, or simply display ads for other pornographic websites to generate ad revenue….
XtremeMac has announced new versions of its SportWrap armband for iPod classic, iPod nano (with video), iPod touch, and iPhone. In addition, it also introduced SportWrap Pink, a special edition of its SportWrap for iPod nano (with video) which will support the efforts of the National Breast Cancer Foundation. The SportWrap features a neoprene body and adjustable strap, a clear, flexible plastic cover that allows full access to all controls, and a…
Glenn Fleishman writes “Apple has changed its license for Mac OS X Server 10.5 (Leopard Server) to allow virtualized instances. VMware and Parallels are poised to offer support. This probably presages a thoroughly overhauled Xserve product with greater capability for acting as a virtual machine server, too. ‘Ben Rudolph, Director of Corporate Communications for Parallels, told me, “Enabling Leopard Server to run in a virtual machine may take some time, but we’re working closely with Apple on it and will make it public as quickly as possible.” Pat Lee, Product Manager at VMware, concurred, saying “We applaud Apple for the exciting licensing changes implemented in Leopard Server. Apple customers can now run Mac OS X Server, Windows, Linux and other x86 operating systems simultaneously on Apple hardware so we are excited about the possibilities this change presents.” Although neither company committed to specific features or timetables, it appears as though we should be seeing virtualization products from both that will enable an Xserve to run multiple copies of Leopard Server in virtual machines.’”
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Marware has introduced its Sportsuit Convertible case for iPhone and iPod touch. Already available for iPod classic and nano, the Sportsuit Convertible for iPhone and iPod touch is a 3-in-1 case that converts to an armband case, a clip-on case, or a slim-profile sleeve, and features a clear vinyl cover that protects the devices’ screens while providing full usability. Other features include a neoprene armband with a stretchable Velcro closure,…
Bare Bones Software today announced the release and availability of BBEdit 8.7.1, an update to its professional strength text editor…
CS Odessa today released ConceptDraw Mindmap 5.2, a revision of its mind mapping business productivity software that is compatible with Apple’s new Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard operating system. ConceptDraw Mindmap 5.2 also adds Quick Look support, integration with iCal, and a renewed user interface that supports Leopard’s rich visual appearance. The appl…
Mark/Space has announced information on a pair of updates for its Missing Sync programs, which allow Mac users to synchronize data such as contacts and calendar information with phones not normally supported by iSync. Currently available is the minor v1.0.2 update to The Missing Sync for BlackBerry, which adds support for unspecified new phones, w…