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by Jonny Evans, Macworld UK
Excel Software has introduced its developer-focused ClickInstall 1.0 software for Mac OS X.
by Joe Kissell, Macworld
Although IPNetSentryX is a sort of jack of all trades when it comes to firewall software, its most salient distinguishing characteristic is that it uses adaptive rather than fixed rules.
by Emma L. Carew, Star Tribune
After Apple opened its online application store, DoApp's "myLite Color Strobe and Flashlight" program quickly broke into the store's top 10 free downloads.
by Roman Loyola, Macworld
Impara's Plopp is a drawing tool for kids that not only makes 3-D easy, but it makes it fun, too.
by Gregg Keizer, Computerworld
Apple Inc. installed a control panel applet for its MobileMe online sync and storage service on Windows XP and Windows Vista systems when they were updated to iTunes 7.7 - the second time this year that it's bundled new software with an update for an existing program.
by Heng-Cheong Leong, MyAppleMenu
I wish Microsoft's Live Mesh can offer some real competition to Appel's MobileMe.
I am not hopeful, but I do wish. Even Google right now does not offer such a comprehensive package of convenience.
by Allan Hoffman, The Star-Ledger
Apple's latest iPhone signals a new era, with a shift in the center of the computing world away from the full-fledged computer and onto the hand-held device.
by Dhanya Skariachan, Reuters
by Arnold Kim, MacRumors.com
In the conference call, Apple executives repeated referred to a "product transition" that may affect Q4 revenue numbers.
If I have to bet, I'd say new notebooks, with many of the MacBook Air features migrating to the MacBook Pro and MacBook lines.
by Leander Kahney, Cult Of Mac
"Jobs has no plans to leave Apple. Steve's health is a private matter."
by Alan Zisman, Low End Mac
VirtualBox for Mac has grown up; while it lacks every feature available in its commercial virtualizer competitors, it offers good performance, networking, and USB support.
by David Zeiler, Baltimore Sun
Apple gets points for acknowledging the issues and trying to make it right, but that will do little to placate people who just want the service to work as promised.
by Jeff Smykil, Ars Technica
by Macworld UK
Apple shipped 2,496,000 Macs during the quarter, representing 41 per cent unit growth and 43 per cent revenue growth over the year-ago quarter. The company sold 11,011,000 iPods during the quarter, representing 12 per cent unit growth and seven per cent revenue growth over the year-ago quarter.
by Philip Michaels, Macworld
Even as it struggles to meet demand in existing markets, Apple plans to introduce the iPhone 3G to new countries next month. The company said that the latest iPhone would go on sale in 20 additional countries by August 22.
by Jonny Evans, Macworld UK
Access your music using a web browser.
by Jim Dalrymple, Macworld
You Software updated its custom menu creation utility, You Control. The new version provides support for iCal calendars served via a CalDAV server.
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