Luxembourg City, Luxembourg - publicspace.net is pleased to announce the immediate availability of The Big Mean Folder Machine 1.6, their easy to use file/folder management utility. This latest release of “The Big Mean Folder Machine” adds the ability of storing frequently used settings in “droplet” mini-application and re-applying them to source folders via simple drag & drop.
With a familiar assistant-styled interface, The Big Mean Folder Machine is an essential tool for anyone who works with large file collections, including digital photographers, content creation, post-production, system administrators, and other creative professionals.
Featuring an industrial-strength copying engine, The Big Mean Folder Machine brings structure and organization by walking the user through each decision. All operations may be performed without worrying about file name collisions; BMFM resolves name conflicts automatically. Unify entire file collections from various locations into a single folder. Or alternatively, split files into several folders based on a range of criteria.
Usage Scenarios:
* Splitting large file collections into 4Gb “chunks” for backup onto DVD.
* Splitting a photo collection into multi-level folder hierarchies by file type.
* Splitting music collections by artist and album.
* Splitting the User Documents folder into one subfolder per file type.
* Merging several file collections into one.
Features:
* Easy-to-use Assistant Style interface walks the user through each decision.
* Industrial-strength, database-backed, copying engine.
* Full preview before anything is done.
* Multiple folder naming schemes.
* Automatically resolves file name conflicts.
* Comprehensive EXIF time stamp reading support.
* Support for reading id3 tags in mp3, m4p, m4a and m4b music files
System Requirements:
* Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger or Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard
* Universal Binary for PowerPC and Intel
* 1.2 MB Hard Drive space
Pricing and Availability:
Single User Licenses for The Big Mean Folder Machine may be purchased for $14.95 (USD). Small Business, Family, Business and Enterprise licenses are also available.
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Headquartered in in Luxembourg City, publicspace.net was founded by Frank Reiff in 1996 with the aim of producing affordable best-of-breed software for the Macintosh. In the past decade, their A Better Finder series of file utilities and MacBreakZ personal ergonomic assistant have become familiar fixtures of the Macintosh community. publicspace.net is also active in the Windows software market. Copyright 1996 - 2007 publicspace.net. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, are registered trademarks of Apple Computer in the U.S. and/or other countries.
Odessa, Ukraine - Computer Systems Odessa announces its 15th Anniversary providing Information Management, Project Management and Business Diagramming solutions to organizations and individuals. Founded in 1993 as a provider of complex custom business and personal productivity software solutions for individuals and businesses for both the Mac and PC, the company has focused on the development of its own product line known as ConceptDraw since 1997.
With the mission to design, build and support progressive software that enables users to better support and leverage individuals, teams, data, and resources to work smarter, faster because of better information visualization tools, clear data presentation and improved collaboration capability, CS Odessa has hundreds of thousands of registered users across all industries, around the world.
“We consider CS Odessa a customer-oriented company that strives to enable our customers to move their business forward,” states Gregory Zhukov, President at CS Odessa, “Based on market trends analysis and feedback we received from hundreds of thousands of our users, we are constantly developing innovative technologies and highly functional productive solutions.”
Today, CS Odessa is a leading software development company that builds critical business tools for the desktop. They maintain its leadership in a competitive market with new innovations in its product mix. CS Odessa has extensive knowledge in developing highly functional cross-platform productivity tools, based on its 15 plus years of global market experience:
* ConceptDraw Office - Ultimate productivity tool for knowledge workers
* ConceptDraw PRO - Business diagramming and drawing software
* ConceptDraw MINDMAP - Brainstorming tool using standard mind mapping techniques to help organize ideas and tasks
* ConceptDraw PROJECT - Professional project management software
With the recent, and much anticipated, launch of the comprehensive information technology product suite, ConceptDraw Office, CS Odessa has enabled knowledge workers to interact with data in a visual manner, as well as obtain and provide critical insight from all types of data. ConceptDraw Office reflects the entire collective CS Odessa expertise in developing leading market business applications, data visualization technologies and project management tools.
With a strong technical support team and a dedicated sales group, the concept of real customer care is apparent. The unique individual approach to each customer is one of the many reasons CS Odessa customers are loyal and satisfied fans of ConceptDraw products.
With over 15 years of global market experience, CS Odessa has gained an extensive knowledge in developing highly functional cross-platform productivity tools. For the last 15 years, CS Odessa has demonstrated a consistent excellence with their products and services. Their success is due very much to their vision, corporate culture, and a business approach that is always centered on providing quality products and services to their customers.
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CS Odessa sells products internationally both directly and through resellers in over 25 countries, and is headquartered in Odessa, Ukraine with an established US office in San Jose, California.
Aarhus, Denmark - My Apple Space is excited to announce “The New Blog” on the popular social networking website for Apple enthusiasts. On My Apple Space developers are meeting reviewers and customers, media is finding new readers, gamers are setting up tournaments and switchers are finding new Apple friends to help them make the important leap to the fantastic world of Apple. WIth “The New Blog” the reader can also become the writer. The perfect place to test your blogging talent.
My Apple Space gathers every members blog posts into one collective RSS feed and presents them into one collective blog. Clicking a headline will take you directly to the writers own blog on their profile page. This gives The New Blog as many writers as there are members on My Apple Space. It also gives the blogger the best from two worlds while both being part of a big and active blog from day one, but at the same time the articles still point to the writers own blog on their Home page. This means that you can still build up a base of regular readers who can subscribe to your blog on your Home page.
“Have you ever been to a blog with that many writers?” asks the founder Brian Floe “it’s the perfect place for the upcomming blogger to test their talent, because they can take a day off without the collective blog comming to a halt.”
In “The New Blog”, the reader becomes the writer and so the blog gets its name after the concept of new blogs appearing within the collective blog - with each new blogger being born on My Apple Space. The community have already begun publishing articles on My Apple Space, offering the common mans perspective. It’s citizen journalism with a focus on anything Apple. My Apple Space is very excited about offering this opportunity to the community
Anyone can sign up and start bloggin in a matter of minutes and all Apple users are welcome, from iPhone users, to iPod and Mac users. On My Apple Space the future belongs to the bloggers, and Apple users from all over the world are signing up every day.
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Located in beautiful Aarhus, Denmark, My Apple Space was founded by Brian Floe in 2008. My Apple Space is aimed at providing Apple users around the globe a place to connect, cultivate relationships and build a strong community. Copyright 2008 My Apple Space. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, are registered trademarks of Apple Computer in the U.S. and/or other countries.
Macworld Expo is split between two buildings: Moscone South, the
original (subterranean) portion of the convention center, and Moscone
West, the newest part of the complex. Here's a photo tour of some highlights.
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Apple has just released software update 2.3 for the Apple TV. Right now, we don't have the change log, but we'll update the post as soon as we get more information.
It is important to know that as with all other Apple TV firmware updates, running the update WILL remove any non-Apple TV software. So if you have installed the USB boxee hack you might want to wait on running the update.
Apple TV will eventually prompt you to run the automatic update, so boxee or XBMC users might want to check out the XBMC.org forums for information on disabling automatic updates.
If you are not using any additional software and would like to download this new update, you can do so by visiting Settings > General > Software Update from the main Apple TV menu. If you notice any new features, be sure to let us know in the comments.
Update: Apple has now posted a change log on their website. According to the knowledge base article, the following aspects of Apple TV have been updated:
Thanks for the tip, Jeff.
TUAWApple TV update 2.3 released originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Wed, 19 Nov 2008 21:48:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Filed under: Video, iTunes, Bad Apple, Macbook Pro, MacBook
Yesterday, our buddy David Chartier at Ars and Sam Oliver at AppleInsider both publicized an issue that's been burning up the support boards for a while now: iTunes video rentals and purchases in HD are flagged for HDCP control, and in cooperation with the new Mini DisplayPort connector on the MacBook and MacBook Pro unibody models, those movies and TV shows are refusing to play back on non-compliant external displays.
In this case, 'compliant' means HDMI or recent-vintage DVI, but even monitors or TVs that support HDCP may not properly negotiate with the DisplayPort connector to give iTunes and QuickTime the all-clear signal (if so, quitting and relaunching iTunes once the display is hooked up may clear the playback hold). Equally annoying: HDCP is only supposed to apply to 'high-value' digital streams, meaning standard-def purchases and rentals on the iTunes store should be out of scope... but some reports indicate that both the HD and SD instances are flagged, blocking playback on anything but the laptop's internal display or a straight-thru HDMI connection. Argh!
While Apple TV users with unconventional output setups have been dealing with this aggravation since the beginning of the year, MacBook and MBP owners have largely steered clear, even as the HD content on iTunes became available for playback on the laptops. Now that the hardware and software have come into sync on the unibody models, Apple's compliance with HDCP -- a necessary but appalling condition of the content companies that deliver the HD movies and TV shows -- is beginning to close out the 'analog hole' and cause real aggravation for laptop owners with legitimate use cases. Talk about a bag of hurt.
TUAWMacBook Pro users getting bitten by HDCP originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Wed, 19 Nov 2008 17:07:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Last year, the Give Good Food to Your Mac promo offered discounts on apps exclusively from Indie developers in Europe. This year the promo is back, and they've opened the doors to developers from around the world. There are some 60 apps available, and the deal is this: buy 3 apps and get a 20% discount on the total price, buy more apps and the discount increases up to 50% for 5 apps or more. Last year you could get a 70% discount at 10 apps or more, but that doesn't look like it's on the cutting board any more. The application lineup, however, is impressive. All of those Indie apps you were interested in but knew they would be part of a bundle sooner or later ... you'll probably find them here.
The lineup includes apps from Aquafadas, Houdah Software, Devon Technologies and many more. Some of my favorite software is included, such as Reinvented Software's Together (recently mentioned) and ShareTool (a recent Friday Favorite). The Hydra Aperture plugin, which we've also covered before, Cheetah 3D, Voice Candy ... it's quite a list. Stop by the Give Good Food to your Mac page and see if there's not something there to whet your appetite. The promo is running now and goes until December 1st.
TUAWGive Good Food to your Mac, now with international cuisine originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
 iPhone app developer iSoft has released a new version of MySMS, a replacement SMS app kinda like BiteSMS. MySMS now stands at version 0.8.6-1. We don't have a changelog, though, so let's look at the features instead. Here's what MySMS can do:
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Jay "Saurik" Freeman has just released an update for the WinterBoard iPhone customization app. No new GUI yet, but it does have a new feature that makes it easier to spot your new themes. Here's the changelog for WinterBoard 0.9.2598-1:
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Homebrew developer ZodTTD has finally released version 2.0.0 of his long-awaited Sega Genesis and Sega CD emulator, genesis4iphone. This version works with iPhones and iPod Touches running on firmware 2.x.x. This release comes with the same skin as ZodTTD's earlier release, mame4iphone, but the good news here is that you can actually change the skin yourself by editing the controller_hs1.png/.txt files in the Application directory of the app. Here's a list of what else is new in v2.0.0:
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Reports: Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard Set for 1Q â09 Launch / DigiTimes: Apple In Line for New Intel Quad-Core Chips / Electronista: Color on the Quad-Core Story / HP Intros Multi-Touch Enabled Laptop/Tablet PC / Report: iPhone 3G at Wal-Mart December 28th / CNET: Apple Talking DRM-Free iTunes with Other Three Labels / Ex-Pink Floyd Manager Bashes iTunes
In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, Philip Michaels leads a discussion about Apple?s plans?or lack thereof?for the holiday season. That?s followed by a discussion around the state of Mac gaming with Peter Cohen.
Hosts: Leo Laporte, Scott Bourne, and Alex Lindsay
Google Voice Search, Yahoo's Yang gone, Touch Physics, and more.
Audible pick of the week: Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln, Abridged, By Doris Kearns Goodwin, Narrated by Richard Thomas. For a free audiobook, visit Audible.com/macbreak.
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Dave's doing the show from Austin this week, so he shares his thoughts about some of the new gear he's equipped for this trip. Then he and John go on to share your tips and answer your questions about printer presets, multiple audio sources, remote controlling Windows computers, Time Machine fixes, and even an interesting PDF conundrum. Subscribe for free and download today
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The old adage, "if you can't beat them, join them", is quite relevant in this very horrific market environment. The brutality of the market's dive has been severe and it might just be the time to rethink your strategy. Wouldn't it be prudent to initiate a 180 degree turn by unloading your long holdings (I know it's hard selling your positions at such low prices) and replacing them with corresponding short positions?
To sell short, all you need to do is open a margin account. The transaction is just the opposite of going long, as you sell first and buy later. The objective is to buy back the shares at a price lower than you sold them for, thus pocketing the difference as your profit.
We’ve written a lot about the death of the recorded music business, but in a keynote address to a music industry conference a couple weeks ago Topspin CEO Ian Rogers sketches out a different future. Rogers, the former head of Yahoo Music, correctly points out, as others have before him, that it is not the music industry that is dying. It is the CD business.
Filed under: Analyst reports, Google (GOOG), Apple Inc (AAPL), Cisco Systems (CSCO), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), Research in Motion (RIMM), Technology
Sean Udall is a Minyanville contributor.Continue reading Touch screen computer from HP; Apple, though, set to gain massive market
Touch screen computer from HP; Apple, though, set to gain massive market originally appeared on BloggingStocks on Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Read | Permalink | Email this | CommentsFiled under: Earnings reports, Google (GOOG), Yahoo! (YHOO), Apple Inc (AAPL), Ford Motor (F), General Motors (GM), Toyota Motor Corp. (TM), Citigroup Inc. (C), Boeing Co (BA), Federal Natl Mtge (FNM), Amer Intl Group (AIG), News Corp'B' (NWS), Trina Solar ADS (TSL)
General Motors (NYSE: GM), Ford (NYSE: F) and Chrysler executive will return to Congress on Wednesday. After facing less than a receptive Senate Tuesday, they will appear before a House committee today to plead for a "bridge loan" to give them a massive infusion of cash they need to stay afloat in their race against the clock. GM's CEO Wagoner "warned that the failure of the U.S. auto industry could lead to a loss of 3 million jobs within the first year and ripple throughout communities around the country," saying it would be a "catastrophic collapse." GM shares traded 2.9% lower and Ford's 2.4% lower in premarket action (8:04 am). GM shares have been plunging over 15% by midday trading and Ford's by nearly 25% as Senate lowers bailout expectations, seeking to compromise.Continue reading Stocks in the news: GM, BA, TM, LDK, KLAC, FNM, C, AIG, YHOO ... (update)
Stocks in the news: GM, BA, TM, LDK, KLAC, FNM, C, AIG, YHOO ... (update) originally appeared on BloggingStocks on Wed, 19 Nov 2008 08:17:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Permalink | Email this | CommentsThere is an Apple (AAPL) story that I don't want you to miss. It's bigger than the Mac, it's bigger than the iPod, and it's bigger than the iPhone. Steve Jobs briefly mentioned it in the quarterly conference call and it deserves repeating, "We've never seen anything like this in our careers".
Of course, I'm talking about the App Store. This store is causing a sea change in both the mobile phone industry and the gaming industry that threatens the viability of all competitors. There have already been approximately 250 million apps downloaded among the 6000 applications available. Mr. Jobs adds:
It's 13F filing time again. Institutional money managers who oversee more than $100 million must report their holdings to the SEC each quarter in their 13F report. These reports can be used to analyze the position movements of the best fund managers in the industry. Sometimes they can even be used to figure out the manager’s current strategy, but keep in mind the funds that I am going to review are most likely hedged in some way. Also keep in mind that not every position held is shown in these filings and many of these funds have high turnover; so don’t simply assume you can buy one of their positions and sit tight.
I decided to look at several firms which I feel are some of the best in the industry, but feel free to comment if you know of any other firms that I should list next quarter.
Filed under: Apple Inc (AAPL), Employees, International Business Machines (IBM)
When Mark Papermaster decided to leave IBM for Apple, it sent a strange signal to many industry pundits. Why would Apple, Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) be hiring a dyed-in-the-wool microchip designer to run its consumer products division? Does it need help in the hardware engineering department or is it out to create another breakthrough in consumer product design to keep the iPod and iPhone cash cows alive as those categories age?New Apple iPod chief fights IBM for right to go to work originally appeared on BloggingStocks on Tue, 18 Nov 2008 15:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Read | Permalink | Email this | CommentsFiled under: International markets, Google (GOOG), Apple Inc (AAPL), Newsletters, Research in Motion (RIMM), iPhone, Smartphones, Stocks to Buy
"If you can tolerate the volatility, it's a good idea to begin dipping back in to the stock market, in solid companies with strong cash balances, little debt and great prospects," says wireless sector expert Nikhil Hutheesing.
In The Forbes Wireless Stock Watch, the advisor asks, ""In the long run, smart investments today will lead to profits down the road. One of those companies, that I now think looks attractive, is the Canadian maker of the BlackBerry - Research in Motion (NASDAQ: RIMM)."
"The Canadian company introduced the BlackBerry in 1999 and it quickly became a must-have way for employees oflarge companies to communicate through email and voice wirelessly. In its fiscal 2008 (which ended in February) the company sold nearly 14 million devices (more than double the year before).
"Recently, though, the financial crisis has dealt a strong blow to the company. Investors doubt whether RIMM can repeat the 90% growth in revenues that it achieved in fiscal 2008.
"Not only is the slowing economy a threat to growth but so is increased competition. Apple's iPhone, for example, has been a hit among consumers and now the company is pushing into the corporate market, trying to erode Research In Motion's market share.
Continue reading Research in Motion (RIMM): Smart buy in smartphones
Research in Motion (RIMM): Smart buy in smartphones originally appeared on BloggingStocks on Mon, 17 Nov 2008 13:10:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Larry Dignan (ZDNet) submits: Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster unveiled his latest read on Apple demand Monday and reckons that the company will see iPhone December quarter sales to fall about 5 percent to 15 percent from the September quarter. Meanwhile, demand is “healthy” for the latest MacBooks.
How Apple fares during this economic downturn has become a little bit of a parlor game. And this guessing game continues even as vendors such as Intel are saying business stinks.
Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Gaming, Software, Odds and ends, Freeware, iPhone
Freeverse's Flick Fishing, which we took a look at last week, has shot to the top of the charts in the App Store, and OSX Reality sent us a note about an interview with the game's designer, Aaron Fothergill. His brother Adam put together the graphics and sound, and Aaron did the actual coding and design. Aaron says it's a tough racket putting iPhone games together -- you've got to balance quality (especially production values, something that we could probably use way more of on the App Store) with time and cost. Since iPhone games sell cheap, it's not an easy job making sure you don't go overboard investing way more than you'll get back on return. But of course, if you put in too little time and charge too much, users will call you out for selling high-priced junk.Creator of Flick Fishing interviewed originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Thu, 20 Nov 2008 07:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Creator of Flick Fishing interviewed originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Thu, 20 Nov 2008 07:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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I first mentioned this app at the end of September when word leaked out that GroundSpeak, the keepers of the Geocaching.com Web site, was working on an iPhone app. Continue reading TUAW Review: Geocaching iPhone app
TUAW Review: Geocaching iPhone app originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Thu, 20 Nov 2008 07:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
TUAW Review: Geocaching iPhone app originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Thu, 20 Nov 2008 07:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Kevin just finished launching a metric ton of BlackBerry Storm coverage over on Crackberry.com, including the compulsory unboxing pr0n, bumpy typing test, and an iPhone 3G vs. BlackBerry Storm browser battle. If we recall the last time an iPhone 3G met a BlackBerry (Bold) in single web combat, the buggy Bold caused Kevin himself to throw in the towel.
This time?
The Storm still lacks Javascript chops (attn: RIM, see SquirelFish, Tracemonkey, V8, etc.!) so turns it off by default. The iPhone OS 2.1 browser is a tad crash prone. Fair fight? Well, let’s not forget the Berry’s is likely still itching to brawl over the most recent sales, satisfaction, and reliability figures, b’okay? But it’s the fastest fight Kevin had time for… for now.
The results?
iPhone did better when the Storm had Javascript on, but took a beating and crashed and burned twice when the Storm defaulted to Javascript off (and the iPhone still had it on).
How much of a role was played by the difference in network speed between Verizon’s EVDO rev A and AT&T’s HSDPA we don’t know, and since the Storm completely lacks WiFi, a pure browser test may forever elude us. (Early bird Walt Mossberg claims he got different results in different locations where each network had stronger or weaker signals, of course, but that the iPhone on WiFi was consistently the fastest — we’d add to that WiFi enables all sorts of additional networking features as well, like file exchange and remote control).
In either case, judging by how fast the blogerati have jumped on the Storm wagon, and how often the iPhone is coming up in the coverage, that this rivalry has only just begun!
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BlackBerry Storm vs. iPhone 3G Browser Battle!
Lately the forums have picked up quite a bit of traffic so we have been getting more and more good conversations. Today on the forums is no exception.
First up we have forum regular cjvitek. More than likely if you are reading this you have your own iPhone, well what is your choice of computer? Mac? Windows? Chime in and vote in the poll!
This next thread is something right out of the National Enquirer, It involves a man, woman, and their marriage. Some people are really not the sharpest tools in the shed. Check it out, Man Cheating Via iPhone Gets Caught… yes you heard me correctly…
Next up is thread started by iPhone Nanite, lasvegasoutlaw, and he seems to be having Yahoo “Push” issues on his iPhone. Honestly, it has had issues since day one but how is Yahoo holding up for you? Let the “outlaw” know how your luck has been in the following thread - What is up with Yahoo Push?
Be sure to join our community to be able to post in theforums! It’s free and will only take a minute!
See you on the forums!
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Today on the Forums: Mac or PC?, iPhone and Cheating, and More Yahoo Push Issues!
