Zevrix releases PDF Checkpoint app for Mac

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Zevrix Soltuions has released the PDF Checkpoint, a new PDF workflow automation tool with batch proc...

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Boomwave, iPhone CAZE launch new iPhone 3G cases

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Boomwave and iPhone CAZE have both launched new iPhone 3G and 3GS protective cases: the Boomwave KLI...

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FirmTek intros two Snow Leopard compatible
storage adapters

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FirmTek has introduced Snow Leopard-compatible versions of its SeriTek/2SE2-E and the SeriTek/2SM2-E...

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Checkout 3 adds re-designed product manager,
improvements

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Werck BV has launched a major upgrade to its Mac-only point-of-sale software, Checkpoint 3. The app ...

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Carbon Copy Cloner 3.3 preserves HFS+ compression
data

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Bombich Software has released v3.3 of his flagship application, Carbon Copy Cloner, which is used to...

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Griffin announces new iPhone 3G cases, colors

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Griffin Technology has announced it's expanding the line of protective cases for the iPhone 3G and 3...

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Apple starts second major green push, attacks
rivals

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Apple tonight put new life into its eco-friendly image with a major overhaul of its environment...

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Ballmer: MS screwed up Windows Mobile

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Microsoft executive Steve Ballmer recently acknowledged the company's problems getting Windows Mobil...

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Digital Asset Management Forum at the Seattle Art
Museum, featuring Methodologie

We would like to invite you to join us for a Digital Asset Management (DAM) Forum a the Seattle Art Museum. This event will focus on strategies, solutions, best practices and effective technology usage in digital asset management.Join other marketing[...]

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Rumor Has It: New iMacs Already in Production,
Could Sport Blu-Ray

newimacs Lately, rumors have been popping up that new iMacs could well be on the way. Well now AppleInsider is reporting that they’re not only real, but that they’re already here. Or, “here” in the sense that they exist in physical space, at least.

The Apple rumors site is reporting that according to reliable sources (in this case, “two people familiar with the matter”), new dual-core iMacs have been in production since early September, in preparation for an October launch. One of the two familiars cited also added that the new computers will sport new, slimmer aluminum enclosures, and that they will indeed be cheaper than their predecessors.

AppleInsider goes on to suggest that the revised all-in-one desktops will likely resemble the recently released LED Cinema Displays, although that doesn’t necessarily appear to be based on information from their sources. They also cite “people familiar with Apple’s thinking” as claiming it’s possible the new models could include Blu-ray, a technology Steve Jobs once referred to as a “bag of hurt,” and one which has yet to really catch on with the mainstream buying public.

The site also dangles the tantalizing possibility of an enhancement to something related to audio, and one other unspecified improvement, both of which are according to separate sources who didn’t go into further detail because they weren’t supposed to. Which suggests they were supposed to dangle a couple carrots, I guess.

There’s no doubt Apple will refresh its iMac line, which continues to be a strong seller. The only question is when. If AppleInsider’s information is correct, and if Apple intends to try and spoil Microsoft’s Windows 7 release party and bolster its holiday sales, we likely will see new machines sometime in October.