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Freeverse Software announced today that it will show its new children's Web browser, "BumperCar," at MacWorld San Francisco next week (booth #4232). "We've been really happy with the progress we've made on BumperCar this far, and we're looking forward to showing educators and purchasers at MacWorld," said Ian Lynch Smith, Freeverse President. Based on Apple's WebCore technology, it offers Child Protection with support for ICRA content tags, customizable white-lists using researched data from The Open Directory Project, and more.
The Hess Memorial Macworld Events Web site again populates its page with press conferences, parties, author signings, and user group gatherings taking place around Macworld Expo San Francisco. A list of Internet events is also available for those not in the San Francisco area during the expo. Macworld Expo San Francisco takes place next week, January 5th to 9th.
In Play writes: "Today's Financial Times publishes a positive story on Apple, saying its iPod portable digital music player has helped redefine music on the move since it was launched a little over two years ago. ....About 7% of Apple's $1.7 bln in fiscal Q4 revenue came from the iPod. The success of the iPod has drawn comparisons with Sony's Walkman cassette player, launched in 1979, which also helped redefine the music industry." [registration required to view FT article]
Route 66 has released Route 2004 3.6.0 (build 3), an update to its door-to-door route planning application for the US and Canada. The update provides better support for Mac OS 10.3.x ("Panther"), changes the GPS refresh rate to one second (real-time GPS), prevents the application from crashing when used with GPS for a long time, extends the GPS baud rate options, and also fixes several minor bugs. The full version is available for $40.
Rainer Brockerhoff has released Zingg! 1.3, a freeware fast launch contextual menu for Mac OS X. Zingg! shows a list of some or all applications that claim to open the selected file. Users can select certain applications to be always included or always excluded from the list, and Classic applications may receive special handling. Version 1.3 adds new configuration options for listed applications, more sorting options for application display, contextual menu-based preferences, and other enhancements.
Maxum Development today announced that it has added NetCloak functionality to its newest Internet server management tool, iAssist. The latest version of iAssist has also expanded to include functions for installing and managing Apache 2, complete with support for SSL and Virtual Hosting. iAssist provides graphical, remote installation and control of a variety of Open Source Internet services, including Web proxy, Secure Shell, SSL Tunneling, and Apache 2. Upgrades for any NetCloak user are $100.
Insider Software today released FontAgent Pro 1.4, an update to its Mac OS X native font management and repair utility with support for auto-activation in Adobe Photoshop CS. In addition to Panther support, the new release uses Apple's latest installer technology for a simplified installation process. The Cocoa-based font utilty repairs or eliminates corrupt fonts, partial and unmatched fonts, duplicate fonts and unnecessary point sizes, and builds optimized, organized font libraries; it can also build font sets, activate and deactivate fonts. It is available for $90 online.
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