News Archive for 02/06/01

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Apple 'leads PC industry in innovation'

06/01, 1:00pm

Apple 'leads PC industry in innovation'

Analyst David Bailey of Gerard Klauer Mattison says that "Apple continues to lead the PC industry in innovation, in our opinion. The company completely revamped its portable product line in 2001, and we expect Apple to make significant enhancements to its desktop offerings in 2002."

SkyTag updates FileBuddy 7.1 utility

06/01, 12:45pm

SkyTag updates FileBuddy 7.1 utility

SkyTag's FileBuddy 7.1, an update to the popular $50 file/folder editing utility for both Classic and OS X, enables a creator pop-up menu under, new (customizable) global hotkeys, and other enhancements under OS X as well as several bug fixes. It also adds the ability to create custom icons for graphics files, and displays the owner/group in the file/folder info windows. Upgrades from FileBuddy 5/6 are $20.

MRJ Plugin 1.0 offers Java support in browser

06/01, 12:35pm

MRJ Plugin 1.0 offers Java support in browser

A final version of MRJ Plugin 1.0 offers Java support in Netscape 6 and Mozilla browsers. The Carbon plugin, which only works under OS X, fixes a problem with mouse click consumption, and will be the version of the plugin shipped in upcoming releases of Mozilla browsers for Mac OS X.

Smith Micro posts FAXstf X 10.04 update

06/01, 12:35pm

Smith Micro posts FAXstf X 10.04 update

Smith Micro has posted FAXstf X 10.04, fixing several bugs and improving features in its OS X-compatible fax application. It includes better call termination features, better modem port compatibility, improved time/date stamp display, and other enhancements.

Sonnet lowers prices, intros new OS X bundle

06/01, 12:25pm

Sonnet lowers prices, intros new OS X bundle

Sonnet today lowered its prices by as much as $100 on many of its desktop and PowerBook upgrades as well as introduced a new upgrade bundle for 7x00/8x00/9x00 series PowerMacs.