News: Now Up-To-Date & Contact 5 ships

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Now Up-to-Date & Contact 4.5.1

Now Up-to-Date & Contact 4.5.1 12/16/2003 09:59 PM
Update your copy of this versatile and powerful Personal Information Manager.

Now Up-To-Date & Contact 4.5.3 released

Now Up-To-Date & Contact 4.5.3 released 08/19/2004 10:05 AM
Now Software today announced Now Up-To-Date & Contact 4.5.3 for Macintosh, the latest version of the company's PIM software...

Update: Now Up-to-Date & Contact 4.5.2

Update: Now Up-to-Date & Contact 4.5.2 02/19/2004 11:22 AM
The cross-platform calendar and contact manager adds support for Rendezvous.

Update: Now Up to Date and Contact 5

Update: Now Up to Date and Contact 5 06/22/2005 02:00 AM
Now Software is now shipping the new, Tiger-compatible Version 5 of its cross-platform scheduling and contact application.

Now Up-To-Date & Contact now shipping

Now Up-To-Date & Contact now shipping 06/22/2005 02:22 AM
Now Software today announced the introduction of Now Up-to-Date & Contact 5 for Macintosh, a major update to its cross-platform calendar and contact management solutions...

Now Up-to-Date & Contact gets Rendezvous
support

Now Up-to-Date & Contact gets Rendezvous
support 02/18/2004 10:36 AM
Now Software has released Now Up-to-Date & Contact 4.5.2 (NUDC), the latest version of its popular calendar and contact manager...

Rendezvous with Now Up-to-Date & Contact
4.5.2 (01-Mar-2004; 0.9K)

Rendezvous with Now Up-to-Date & Contact
4.5.2 (01-Mar-2004; 0.9K) 03/06/2004 01:50 AM

Now Up-To-Date & Contact integrated with
PhoneValet

Now Up-To-Date & Contact integrated with
PhoneValet 07/13/2004 08:49 AM
Now Software and Parliant Corporation today introduced a business telephone management solution based on the integration of Now Up-to-Date & Contact for Mac and the PhoneValet Message Center...

Now Up-To-Date & Contact supports
Rendezvous

Now Up-To-Date & Contact supports
Rendezvous 02/18/2004 10:49 AM
Now Software on Wednesday announced that the newest version of their calendar and contact manager Now Up-To-Date & Contact (NUDC) adds support for Rendezvous networking. The new 4.5.2 release is a free update for registered users.

Now Up-to-Date & Contact to get major
overhaul

Now Up-to-Date & Contact to get major
overhaul 01/05/2004 11:33 PM
Now Software will release version 5.0 of Now Up-to-Date & Contact late in the third quarter or early in the fourth quarter of the year...

Now Up-To-Date & Contact updated for
Panther

Now Up-To-Date & Contact updated for
Panther 12/09/2003 09:38 AM
Now Software today announced the release of Now Up-to-Date & Contact 4.5.1, the latest update to the company's schedule and contact manager...

Now Up-To-Date & Contact gains
Panther support

Now Up-To-Date & Contact gains
Panther support 12/09/2003 09:40 AM
Now Software on Tuesday announced the release of Now Up-To-date & Contact v4.5.1, an update to their calendar and contact maker for Macintosh. The new version includes performance enhancements and feature updates, and has been thoroughly testing with Mac OS X v10.3 "Panther," according to its developers.

Now Up-to-Date & Contact 4.5.3 Improves
Servers (23-Aug-2004; 0.8K)

Now Up-to-Date & Contact 4.5.3 Improves
Servers (23-Aug-2004; 0.8K) 08/27/2004 01:31 PM

News: DVForge ships three products

News: DVForge ships three products 04/14/2005 10:27 AM
DVForge Inc. on Thursday announced that it is shipping three new products: The Clips, a series of three clip-on mounts for Apple's iPod shuffle; JamPod, a device for iPod-toting musicians; and JamPlug FM, an FM transmitter for guitars.

News: 4-Sight Fax 6 server ships for Mac
OS X

News: 4-Sight Fax 6 server ships for Mac
OS X 03/31/2005 11:28 AM
Soft Solutions Inc. on Thursday announced the release of 4-Sight Fax version 6, the latest major release of their fax server software for Mac OS X. This new release features significant performance improvements and better scalability than its predecessor, according to the developer.

News: Bruddy ships ShuffleMate

News: Bruddy ships ShuffleMate 03/31/2005 07:35 PM
Bruddy LLC on Thursday announced it's shipping its ShuffleMate, a combination clip/wire management case for Apple's iPod shuffle. The new device costs US$16.95 and comes with a "bull-dog" clip.

Raya Contact Centre is the certified B2B
contact centre for Intel in the MENA
region

Raya Contact Centre is the certified B2B
contact centre for Intel in the MENA
region 03/24/2005 04:18 AM
AME Info Mar 24 2005 8:36AM GMT

News: Freeverse ships KnightShift game

News: Freeverse ships KnightShift game 03/31/2005 11:28 AM
Following publisher Virtual Programming Ltd.'s February announcement that the Mac conversion of its KnightShift game is done, Freeverse Software confirmed Thursday that it is now distributing the game throughout North America.

News: MCE ships 100GB drive for
PowerBook G3

News: MCE ships 100GB drive for
PowerBook G3 04/11/2005 07:57 PM
MCE Technologies LLC on Monday announced a 100GB version of its Xcaret Pro expansion back hard drive for Apple's PowerBook G3. The new 100GB drive joins 40 - 80GB models already available. The new US$279 drive is available in an $279 Xcaret Pro-99 model that fits FireWire and bronze keyboard-equipped PowerBook G3s, as well as a model that works in "Wall Street"-era PowerBook G3s.

News: M-Audio ships four vintage
synthesizer emulations

News: M-Audio ships four vintage
synthesizer emulations 06/17/2005 04:34 PM
M-Audio is now shipping GForce’s virtual models of four vintage synthesizers: Oddity, Minimonsta, impOSCar and M-Tron. All four virtual instruments are Mac and Windows compatible, running in standalone mode or with VST 2.0 (including VSTi), RTAS or AU hosts. Pricing for the synthesizers are: Oddity, US$129.95; Minimonsta, $199.95; impOSCar, $129.95; and M-Tron $129.95. More information on each instrument can be found on M-Audio’s Web site.

News: Close Combat: First to Fight ships
in April

News: Close Combat: First to Fight ships
in April 04/06/2005 09:01 AM
MacSoft has confirmed that its tactical squad-based action game Close Combat: First to Fight will ship in mid-April. Developed by MacSoft's parent company Destineer, First to Fight is being released simultaneously for Mac OS X, Windows and Xbox.

News: Standalone version of Silhouette
Roto ships

News: Standalone version of Silhouette
Roto ships 04/01/2005 04:52 PM
Silhouette FX LLC has released a standalone version of Silhouette Roto, a software application available for Mac OS X, Windows and Linux operating systems. The software is designed to help users with rotoscoping, the manual extraction of a portion of an image -- commonly done by video professionals. This standalone application complements an Adobe After Effects and Apple Final Cut Pro plug-in already released.

News: Archway Systems ships VersaCAD
2005 for Mac

News: Archway Systems ships VersaCAD
2005 for Mac 03/30/2005 08:29 PM
Design software developer Archway Systems Inc. on Wednesday shipped VersaCAD 2005 for Macintosh. A company representative confirmed with MacCentral that this version of the software offers the same features as VersaCAD 2001 for Macintosh -- the major changes are native support for Mac OS X and the print-to-PDF feature found in most applications published for the operating system. The representative also noted that, because the previous version only ran in Classic mode in OS X, adding printers is much easier now.

News: Giga ships 2GHz processor upgrades

News: Giga ships 2GHz processor upgrades 04/05/2005 09:28 AM
Giga Designs has announces the new G-celerator AGP 7A series, a CPU upgrade for some Power Mac G4 models that can run at up to 2.0GHz. The upgrade uses a Freescale 7447A processor with 512KB Level 2 cache running at full processor speed. The upgrade includes a firmware updated and the "GigaMeter" speed and processor ID extension. The upgrade ships from the factory set for 1.6GHz but has been tested at up to 2.0GHz. It costs US $499.

PDA News - Motorola smartphones, iPaq
4700 release date, Pocket Duke Nukem

PDA News - Motorola smartphones, iPaq
4700 release date, Pocket Duke Nukem 09/18/2004 05:26 AM
bargainPDA.com Sep 18 2004 9:37AM GMT

Microsoft Announces Virtual Server 2005
Release Date September 10 - 12:15 AM ET
News in Brief | Microsoft is i

Microsoft Announces Virtual Server 2005
Release Date September 10 - 12:15 AM ET
News in Brief | Microsoft is i 09/10/2004 03:46 AM
BetaNews Sep 10 2004 7:10AM GMT

News: Griffin ships AirClick Remote for
iPod, iPod mini

News: Griffin ships AirClick Remote for
iPod, iPod mini 03/31/2005 07:35 PM
Griffin Technology Inc. on Thursday announced the release of their AirClick Remote for iPod and iPod mini, a remote control designed, as you might have guessed, to work with Apple's iPod and iPod mini. The AirClick Remote is different from most iPod remote controls because it works using Radio Frequency (RF) technology instead of infrared, so it doesn't require a line of sight to the iPod and can operate up to 60 feet away, according to Griffin. It's shipping now for US$39.99.

BBC NEWS | Election 2005 | Election 2005
| Blair sets 5 May as election date

BBC NEWS | Election 2005 | Election 2005
| Blair sets 5 May as election date 04/09/2005 05:16 AM
Tony Blair has called a General Election .. the election is to be May 5th .. something like that .. dissolve Parliament

news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/vote_2005/frontpage/44099 35.stm
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SFP: First Contact

SFP: First Contact 06/17/2005 03:28 PM

"Contact Us "

"Contact Us " 04/08/2005 10:10 AM

Contact Us

Contact Us 12/25/2003 08:07 AM
contact us

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First Contact

First Contact 02/07/2005 01:36 AM
First Contact: Is it ethical to charge people for the privilege of making "first contact" with nomadic hunter-gatherer groups when the situation of indigenous peoples is so dire? Are we still entranced by the idea of the "noble< /a> savage"?

Do Not Contact Me, Ever

Do Not Contact Me, Ever 11/05/2003 06:04 PM
An interesting look from the other side of the coin on the whole "do not call" and "do not spam" world. Plenty of companies that are doing legitimate marketing over the phone and email are scared to death of frivolous lawsuits from folks who don't remember signing up with them. Some have kept meticulous records of their relationship with people, but still know they're going to end up in court. Just keeping track of all that information and doing their best to scrub their lists clean is proving to be costly. Of course, there's one telling quote in the article, where one person says: "We brought this on ourselves—it's all telemarketers' faults." Exactly. If they really did a good job and not an intrusive job of marketing to people, this wouldn't be such a big issue.

"Contact Us"

"Contact Us" 11/16/2003 08:31 PM

Contact with ET could be only two
decades away

Contact with ET could be only two
decades away 07/23/2004 12:58 PM
123Bharath.com Jul 23 2004 5:10PM GMT

Contact information

Contact information 03/13/2003 10:16 AM
There's been some confusion recently as how to contact me, it seems, regarding things that don't fit in the comments...

ET contact by 2025

ET contact by 2025 07/26/2004 10:46 AM
Seth Shostak, senior astronomer for the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute (SETI), predicts that we'll detect an extraterrestrial transmission within twenty years. The bold forecast is based on two factors: an estimation of how many alien transmitters there might be in our galaxy, and Moore's Law, which says that computer processing power will double every eighteen months or so. From New Scientist:

"Within a generation, radio emissions from enough stars will be observed and analysed to find the first alien civilisation, Shostak estimates. But because they will probably be between 200 and 1000 light years away, sending a radio message back will take centuries."

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New Contact Information

New Contact Information 01/02/2005 09:13 PM
If you need to reach me by e-mail, please don't try my Mercury News address, which no longer works. Send e-mail to "grassroots at gillmor.com" -- thanks.

Contact with Google

Contact with Google 05/10/2004 05:51 AM

I have been emailing with David Krane, a PR person at Google, who works alongside Cindy McCaffery. That's good. He had emailed me an invite to use Gmail in the first wave of invites, but my very crude spam system coughed it up, and then hurled his follow-up email. Once I knew it was there and got back from Europe I tried to use it, only to find out that the invite had expired. Over the weekend David very kindly set me up with a new one, and now I have an empty Gmail account, dave.winer. Obviously it's not going to be much use until it starts getting some email, so send me a message if you feel so inclined.

As noted yesterday, it was disappointing that the new Blogger interface, which looks quite nice, doesn't support RSS 2.0. I'm far from the only one who's commenting. It would be so easy to do, so not evil, so grown-up, so much appreciated if they would just do it. Pretty soon RSS is going to be known as the format of the BigPubs, which is totally ironic because I'm one of the original bloggers. Come on guys, what if I say please? Please, I'm down on bended knees .

Another note, I now have four different logins at Google: Orkut, AdSense, Blogger and Gmail. Each with a different username and password. Now here's an area where Google could be a leader, provide an alternative to Passport, something we really need, a Google-size problem.

Both user interfaces, Gmail and the new Blogger are very slick, but Gmail is the more sophisticated. Those guys should get busy with blogging, if they're not already working on a blogging interface. And don't be surprised when Google announces a centralized aggregator a la Bloglines (hopefully not with a three-pane interface). That will be Microsoft's cue to release announce theirs, and we're off to the races. (I bet Sun buys Bloglines.) That's why it's so incredibly important that the format coalesce now before it becomes a basis for competition, like the browser wars of the 1990s. That's why I'm beggin. (Of course, with the great running start RSS has, this could be the final act for the Tech industry. Imagine if the users told them to get with the program or die. That would be very very cool.)

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