Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 01, 2008

September shows upward trend for Mac OS X, iPhone usage

The Infinite Loop is reporting encouraging statistics for Macintosh OS X and iPhone internet use. It's still a very small slice, but it is growing. - Tim Godby

September shows upward trend for Mac OS X, iPhone usage: "

Net Applications' latest 'market share' data reveals that Macs, and even iPhones, are slowly but surely gaining ground at the expense of other operating systems on the web. September was a good month

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Friday, April 04, 2008

Realmac Software release RapidWeaver 3.6.6

Realmac Software release RapidWeaver 3.6.6: "Realmac Software today announced an update to RapidWeaver, its award-winning website creation application for Mac OS X..."



(Via MacMinute.)

Tuesday, February 05, 2008

NetNewsWire 3.1.2 is out

This is the software of choice for GreerMUG blogging. -Tim Godby

NetNewsWire 3.1.2 is out: "

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Here at TUAW, we rather like Brent Simmons' excellent (and now free) news-reader NetNewsWire. Not only does it make a lot of our lives easier by managing our feeds, but the syncing with NewsGator's other online and Windows desktop clients mean that we're (sadly) never far away from the news. If you too are a fan of NNW, then you'll probably want to know about the release of NetNewsWire 3.1.2, fixing (amongst other things):


  • 'I-see-nothing' bug which displayed an empty window for some users

  • Entity decoding in <link>s

  • much more aggressive removal of read items from their folders

  • a few syncing bugs


One other addition is the First-run Assistant, which will likely be seen by '[NetNewsWire] Lite users and people returning to NetNewsWire from a several-year absence.' Simmons has discussed the particulars of this assistant on his own blog, and it's a fascinating read for those interested in the nuances of interface design. The update weighs in at just 5.6MB, and is available from the NewsGator site.

(Via The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW).)