The last Thursday in November can only mean one thing…
iSale 4.4.1 has just been released! Oh, and Happy Thanksgiving to all the Americans out there. For those of us not able to stuff our faces with turkey, pie and mashed potatoes, there is something to look forward to: iSale 4.4.1. This new version fixes a problem with the popular iPhoto integration – your iPhoto Library will be directly accessible from iSale again. This release also includes solutions for two minor display issues: Picture distortion in certain templates is prevented more reliably, and horizontal space between picture zones is preserved at all times. This release is free for all registered iSale 4.x users, and can be downloaded here.
Cheer up, mate – The Tube 1.5.5 is here!
So it looks like England & Wales won’t be going to Euro 2008 after all…
But it’s not all bad news: The Tube users in the UK who update to version 1.5.5. should see better results from their channel searches. And as for all you other The Tube users, who’s team is actually going to the European Cup, you can also enjoy some other improvements included in this version. The current recordings are now displayed properly in the EPG list, the update mechanism for Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) has been improved and OSD control has been revised to avoid the annoying “bouncing OSD” effect. You can download the new version here.
On Air’s got a new Eye
On Air is able to show up to 41 video streams or webcam pictures simultaneously. And one of the cameras that deliver these is the Linksys WVC54GC. We’ve just integrated the new model in our software. However, this was not enough for us to release a new version. But cheer up – we’ve also done a little work under the hood and changed the design of the software. So be sure to stay tuned to hear and see a little more about On Air. Get your copy today!
We’ve touched up a running system – to make it even more reliable
If you want to keep your Macs and Xserves up and running, especially in case of a power outage – then you should update to the latest APC Tracker 4.3.1. We’ve updated our UPS Client for APC devices to support the current APC firmware versions. And as we actually touched a good and running system, we’ve also fixed some glitches in the interface to make APC Tracker as good looking as you knew it, again. And yes, we’ve found no problems running APC Tracker with Leopard, yet. You’re already a registered APC Tracker user? Why waiting any longer to get your free update.
