Apple on Thursday released updates for its pro photography workflow application and its consumer-focused iMovie, according to MacUpdate.
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∞ Apple releases Pro Applications Update 2010-01
Apple released a pro applications update on Wednesday, targeted to Final Cut Studio users.
∞ Microsoft releases Messenger for Mac 8 beta
Microsoft’s Macintosh Business Unit on Wednesday released Messenger for Mac 8 beta, adding support for audio and video calls.
∞ Harvard University joins Apple's iTunes U
iTunes U has a new contributor to its educational content. Harvard University on Tuesday launched its own content channel on Apple’s service.
∞ Analyst: Apple expected to make an HDTV in 2-4 years
Apple has entered the consumer marketplace with several products, but one analyst expects the company to delve even deeper into the market with a connected-HDTV.
∞ Mac App Store Bodega 1.0 launches
Mac software developer, Freshcode, on Tuesday officially launched its Mac App Store called Bodega.
∞ Now Software closes up shop
I remember Now Software from way back. The main products the company had at that time were Now Contact and Now Up To Date, two personal management tools for the Mac. Sadly in recent years, the company’s projects were too … Continued
∞ Apple details youth programs available for kids
Apple updated its Web site this week with plans for youth programs the company will put on for kids.
∞ Apple adds social networking, iPhone features to iWork.com
Apple on Wednesday added a few new features to its iWork.com Web site, including the ability to share documents on social networking Web sites.
∞ MacUpdate Spring 2010 Software Bundle launches
Mac software tracking site, MacUpdate, launched its spring software bundle on Wednesday, offering users 10 apps for $49.99.
∞ Apple releases Aperture SlideShow Support Update 1.1
Apple on Monday release an update for its professional photography workflow application, Aperture.
∞ Apple releases Safari 4.0.5
Apple on Thursday released an update for its Web browser, bringing the current version of Safari to 4.0.5.
∞ Hands On with Aperture 3.0.1: A huge step ahead for Apple's photo software
Whether you’re a seasoned digital photographer or an amateur looking to step up from iPhoto, chances are that Apple’s Aperture software can help you dramatically. Now in its third major iteration, Aperture is easier to use and more powerful than … Continued
∞ GDC: Unity 3.0 engine adds iPad support, more
Unity Technologies has announced Unity 3.0, a new version of its versatile 3D game engine which enables developers to create titles for Mac, iPhone, Web and other platforms. A final release date is scheduled for this summer.
∞ Microsoft updates Office for Mac 2008 and 2004
Microsoft on Tuesday released updates for two of its Office versions for the Mac, according to software site, MacUpdate.
∞ FileMaker Pro 11 adds charts, easier reporting
FileMaker Inc. on Tuesday announced the release of FileMaker Pro 11, a major new release of its popular database software for Mac OS X and Windows. It’s available beginning today, along with new versions of FileMaker Pro 11 Advanced, FileMaker … Continued
∞ U.S. Internet users watched 32.4 billion videos in January
Market research firm, comScore, on Monday released some staggering numbers about the number of videos watched by U.S. Internet users.
∞ How Ad Blockers hurt your favorite Web sites
Ars Technica posted a great article on how ad blocking is affecting its business. While we’re not quite as big as Ars, the same principles apply. We are trying to bring readers interesting content everyday — the way we make … Continued
∞ Consumers lose interest in Kindle after iPad introduction
I’ve never been a fan of the Kindle. I know there are a lot of people out there that like the device, but it just makes no sense to me. This doesn’t surprise me the least little bit. ChangeWave recently … Continued
∞ Apple models new Mac Developer Program after iPhone program
Apple on Thursday relaunched its Mac Developer Program and modelled it after the successful iPhone Developer Program the company has had in place for the past couple of years.
∞ ProfitTrain 2.0 invoicing app released
Clickable Bliss this week released ProfitTrain 2.0, an invoicing app for Mac OS X. The application was formerly called Billable.
∞ Apple releases ProKit 5.1
Apple released an update for users of its professional applications. ProKit 5.1 is a relatively small download at 16.8MB and is available via software update in Mac OS X or from Apple’s Web site.
∞ Apple releases Camera Raw Compatibility Update 3.1
Apple on Thursday released Digital Camera Raw Compatibility Update 3.1, which extends RAW image compatibility for Aperture 3 and iPhoto ’09.
∞ Apple's 10 billion song winner buys Johnny Cash tune
Apple on Wednesday reached the 10 billion download mark on its iTunes Store. The company on Thursday said who the lucky winner of the contest was.
∞ Apple reaches 10 billion iTunes downloads
Apple hit another milestone on Wednesday as the company hit 10 billion downloads from its iTunes Store.
∞ Apple updates Aperture 3, fixing fifteen issues
Apple on Wednesday released an update for its professional photography workflow application, Aperture 3, according to a post on software update site, MacUpdate.
∞ Pixelmator image editor update adds brushes collections
One of my favorite apps, Pixelmator, was updated recently adding a ton of improvements, bug fixes and a new feature called Brushes Collections.
∞ The Beard Speaks: Hairworld Expo and Webcam spying
Well hello there! ‘Tis I, The Beard, here once again to share my inestimable wisdom with the masses.
∞ MindTouch sees Fujitsu collaboration as entré to Mac-based SMB
Fujitsu has announced a collaboration with MindTouch, a vendor of open source collaborative networking. Fujitsu’s ScanSnap document scanners are now able to scan documents directly into a MindTouch collaboration site.
∞ MacSpeech acquired by Nuance
Speech recognition software-maker MacSpeech on Tuesday said it has been acquired by Nuance, makers of Dragon speech recognition software for Windows.