Briefly: iPhone 4GB now $299
updated 07:45 pm EDT, Wed September 5, 2007
Final Cut Pro training
In brief: The iPhone 4GB available for $299 on clearance, a new Final Cut Pro training series has been released, Little Snitch is available for 40% off, mophie has been acquired by mStation, and there is a new guide for using goDaddy domains and iWeb '08 ... The 4GB iPhone, while no longer being manufactured, is available at a clearance price of $299 through the online Apple Store. As previously reported, the 8GB model that was previously on sale for $599 will now sell for $399.
Final Cut Pro training series released
Peachpit has announced Apple Pro Training Series: The Craft of Editing with Final Cut Pro by director and filmmaker Michael Wohl. The new series includes training in the skills editing professionals use in the field, with a complete lesson and hands-on project in each chapter. Included are techniques for cutting dialogue scenes, action scenes, fight and chase scenes, documentaries, comedy, music videos, multi-camera projects, and more.
Little Snitch available for 40% off
The Mac OS X security program Little Snitch, which alerts users on outgoing connections, is available at a 40% discount -- $15 instead of $25. The promotion starts on Sept. 12, (6:00 UTC) and expires on Sept. 15, (6:00 UTC). Licenses bought under this promotion include a free upgrade to the complete new version 2.0 of "Little Snitch" which will be launched in October.
mophie acquired by mStation
mophie, known for its home-brewed iPod accessories, announced today that mStation acquired the mophie brand name and product line. mophie is well known for its modular line of iPod accessories with community-based designs. The speed and responsive nature of mophie in this quickly changing market is what attracted us to the company. We are thrilled to bring the two brands together and put the mophie energy to work,” says Ross Howe, Director of Sales and Product Development for mStation. mStation will produce and distribute the coming line of new iPod accessories this fall.
Using goDaddy domains and iWeb '08
TheBadAppleBlog has a guide for using personal goDaddy domains with iWeb '08. The author writes: "Apple, in its very Apple way, explains how to pair your iWeb page to your personal domain, but also wins the vague award for mid-2007. (The awards gala is held every once in a while, somewhere.) They instruct you to go to your domain registrar, and add a CNAME record for web.mac.com."
