Archive - Mar 27, 2008

Adobe has introduced Photoshop Express, a free online service that offers some basic editing tools with 2GB of storage to upload your photos. It can also edit photos you have stored at Facebook, Photobucket, or Picassa.

Apple has released a new beta version of the iPhone SDK. Build 9A2151 adds iPhone support for Interface Builder, making it easier to design user interfaces for iPhone applications.

Apple released Safari 3.1 for Windows recently. I had to try it out, one I didn't like off the bat was that it was shoved down my throat as soon as I opened "Apple Update", if I wasn't familiar with computers I would have no idea what "Safari" is. I had Safari 3 on my laptop for awhile but I rarely used it. My old gripes where that it took an excruciatingly long time to open, pages did not render correctly, it tended to be un-stable, and there was a lack of extensions. Pages just didn't seem to load as fast as they did on my Mac. I am happy to say that 3.1 fixed all my gripes (mostly). It loads much faster and it renders web pages much more efficiently. I did however experience more crashes with Safari than I do Firefox.

Karelia Software announces the release of version 1.2.7 of Sandvox(R), its award-winning website creation software for Mac OS X. Sandvox features drag-and-drop website assembly, live editing without a preview mode, over forty stylish designs, and seventeen different pagelets. It's the easy, elegant website creation tool. Version 1.2.7 is a free update that offers several bugfixes, performance enhancements, and improved compatibility.

Oxford, UK - Today, Softpress Systems released Freeway 5, the latest version of the award-winning web design software. With its traditional page layout approach, Freeway makes it easy to create dynamic websites without the need to write code. Both Freeway 5 Pro and Freeway 5 Express are now available for sale and 30-day trials.

Stargard Szczecinski, Poland - Anawiki Games is proud to announce the immediate availability of Runes of Avalon 2, the sequel to their bestselling game for Mac OSX. Runes of Avalon 2 is a puzzle-driven game offering a polished, addictive game-play, with over 100 challenging levels, 6 power-ups and 4 powerful spells, two minigames, and three game modes with many variations within a quest.