Blue Lamp Software has launched a photo modifying and print-preparing application for the Mac OS X, PrintSprint. The program offers a single window that enables users to set the print size and quantity, to crop and rotate photos, and to create JPEG files that hold the print order and are ready for either printing or uploading to a photo finishing site. Support is offered for work with iPhoto, Aper...
Celio mulling iPhone support for Redfly
Celio is investigating a version of its Redfly mobile companions for the iPhone, a company representative has told Electronista at an event ahead of CTIA. While no definitive support has been planned, the device maker says it has already been experimenting with drivers that would let a connected iPhone use a Redfly's larger screen and keyboard. It's not certain whether this would include every f...
Novatel intros Ovation MC935D USB data modem
Novatel Wireless on Tuesday announced it will soon release the Ovation MC935D USB modem that uses HSPA mobile broadband networks for Internet and data access. The MC935D is designed for European networks with its single-band 2,100MHz support, allowing for peak download speeds of 7.2Mbps and upload speeds of 5.76Mbps. EDGE/GPRS networks are also supported for global data access....
DealNN: iPods, hard drives, speaker systems, more
Deals at DealNN today include iPods, hard drives, speaker systems and more. The Altec Lansing inMotion iM9 mobile speaker system is available at Buy.com for $67.48, which is $82.47 off the original price of $149.95. This speaker system is designed for use with dockable iPods and can also connect to other devices via the auxiliary input jack....
'Apple tax' really Microsoft tax?
Not only are Mac buyers not paying an especially hefty Apple tax, Windows users are the ones paying more for their systems in the end, an editorial claims. Whereas Apple's gross margin for the past five years is said to have been 31.83 percent, Microsoft's margin is noted to have been 81.69 percent. Most of the money is said to have been wasted, moreover, on unsuccessful products such as Vista, ...
iPhone 3.0 beta 2 is available to developers
Filed under: Software, Developer, iPhone, SDK
Earlier today, iPhone OS 3.0 beta 2 was released to developers. The big news is that push notifications and in-app purchasing followed this release, giving developers a chance to try them out. Engadget has reported on significant instability with beta 1, so here's hoping that's been improved.There's also good and bad news with this release. The good is that MMS and tethering are supported in beta 2. The bad news is that Apple asks developers not use them. It's like owning a Ferrari without wheels.
If you're a developer, you know how to get this. Let us know how it goes, and have fun.
TUAWiPhone 3.0 beta 2 is available to developers originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Tue, 31 Mar 2009 21:15:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
TimeCache 8.0 adds report, invoice improvements
The PandaWare Company has released an upgrade to its time and expense billing software for the Mac, TimeCache 8. The update focuses on improvements to reports and invoices, and provides more customization options for sub-sorting and sub-totalling, the ability to produce instant reports and invoices from saved settings, and an option for using a PDF file as a report or invoice background. Version 8...
PrintSprint modifies photos for printing on Mac
Blue Lamp Software has launched a photo modifying and print-preparing application for the Mac OS X, PrintSprint. The program offers a single window that enables users to set the print size and quantity, to crop and rotate photos, and to create JPEG files that hold the print order and are ready for either printing or uploading to a photo finishing site. Support is offered for work with iPhoto, Aper...
Celio mulling iPhone support for Redfly
Celio is investigating a version of its Redfly mobile companions for the iPhone, a company representative has told Electronista at an event ahead of CTIA. While no definitive support has been planned, the device maker says it has already been experimenting with drivers that would let a connected iPhone use a Redfly's larger screen and keyboard. It's not certain whether this would include every f...
Novatel intros Ovation MC935D USB data modem
Novatel Wireless on Tuesday announced it will soon release the Ovation MC935D USB modem that uses HSPA mobile broadband networks for Internet and data access. The MC935D is designed for European networks with its single-band 2,100MHz support, allowing for peak download speeds of 7.2Mbps and upload speeds of 5.76Mbps. EDGE/GPRS networks are also supported for global data access....
DealNN: iPods, hard drives, speaker systems, more
Deals at DealNN today include iPods, hard drives, speaker systems and more. The Altec Lansing inMotion iM9 mobile speaker system is available at Buy.com for $67.48, which is $82.47 off the original price of $149.95. This speaker system is designed for use with dockable iPods and can also connect to other devices via the auxiliary input jack....
'Apple tax' really Microsoft tax?
Not only are Mac buyers not paying an especially hefty Apple tax, Windows users are the ones paying more for their systems in the end, an editorial claims. Whereas Apple's gross margin for the past five years is said to have been 31.83 percent, Microsoft's margin is noted to have been 81.69 percent. Most of the money is said to have been wasted, moreover, on unsuccessful products such as Vista, ...
iPhone 3.0 beta 2 is available to developers
Filed under: Software, Developer, iPhone, SDK
Earlier today, iPhone OS 3.0 beta 2 was released to developers. The big news is that push notifications and in-app purchasing followed this release, giving developers a chance to try them out. Engadget has reported on significant instability with beta 1, so here's hoping that's been improved.There's also good and bad news with this release. The good is that MMS and tethering are supported in beta 2. The bad news is that Apple asks developers not use them. It's like owning a Ferrari without wheels.
If you're a developer, you know how to get this. Let us know how it goes, and have fun.
TUAWiPhone 3.0 beta 2 is available to developers originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Tue, 31 Mar 2009 21:15:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
TimeCache 8.0 adds report, invoice improvements
The PandaWare Company has released an upgrade to its time and expense billing software for the Mac, TimeCache 8. The update focuses on improvements to reports and invoices, and provides more customization options for sub-sorting and sub-totalling, the ability to produce instant reports and invoices from saved settings, and an option for using a PDF file as a report or invoice background. Version 8...
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