Tesseract Software: “Flash Video Downloader is an application which allows you to easily batch download and save streaming flash videos from most streaming video sites (e.g. youtube, google video, dailymotion, etc)”

(Via tesseractsoftware.)

Office 2008 for Mac hits beta: lush ‘Escher’ graphics engine revealed | APC Magazine

Office 2008 for Mac has gingerly stepped out of the alpha phase of its development as Microsoft works towards a late 2007 release of its overhauled Macintosh suite.
“We’re in private betas right now” confirmed Sheridan Jones, Lead Marketing Manager for Microsoft’s Mac Business Unit (MacBU), during an exclusive interview with APC magazine.

(Via apcmag.)

Apple iPhone to be Released on June 11th?: “CNet’s Gadgest Blog claims that Cingular has confirmed the release date of the Apple iPhone.

Now Cingular is confirming that the release date will be June 11. A customer service manager at Cingular (we called 800-947-5096 and were tra…”

(Via MacRumors.)

About Tubes
Tubes is a revolutionary Internet desktop application designed to let anyone create instant personal sharing networks of friends, family, classmates, colleagues, or your own devices. Tubes lets you instantly share anything – photos, music, video, documents – with everyone you know and have them share their stuff with you through the same tube. With online backup and automatic syncing capabilities, Tubes is an effortless way to share, access and experience digital content across all your devices with all your communities. Tubes. It’s here. It’s free. It’s Yours.

Just visit: TubesNow.

Dell to supply Linux PCs: “In response to customer demand, Dell will offer notebook and desktop computers with Linux, not Windows, pre-installed.

(Via Macworld UK.)

News: Apple introduces ‘Complete My Album’ on iTunes: “Apple on Thursday introduced a service on the iTunes Store called Complete My Album. The service allows users that have purchased individual songs on an album to purchase the full album at a reduced cost.

(Via MacCentral.)

Apple – Boot Camp: “Changes in Boot Camp 1.2 beta
Boot Camp 1.2 beta contains several updates and is intended for all new and previous Boot Camp beta users.

Boot Camp 1.2 beta includes:
Support for Windows Vista (32-bit)”

(Via Apple.)

ARNHEM, March 28, 2007 – BenVista announces today the release of a major update for PhotoZoom
Pro 2. The new version 2.2 for both Windows and Mac OS X platforms is now available.
PhotoZoom Pro 2, BenVista’s digital image resizing software, was initially released in August 2006.
BenVista continued to work on further improvements and additional features, which have now been
added in today’s release.
The S-Spline XL resizing technique, which (together with the original S-Spline technique) is unique to
the PhotoZoom software range, has been improved and now gives even better results.
PhotoZoom Pro 2 comes both as a standalone application and as an export plugin for Adobe®
Photoshop. The plugin version is now compatible with Photoshop CS3. While the standalone version
already was a Universal application for the Mac, the plugin now too is Universal (when used in CS3).
Other improvements are speed boosts, preference settings for a more convenient workflow, and a fully
rewritten, up-to-date manual.

benvista

Apple TV Booting off External USB: “After initial reports of hacking the Apple TV to play other formats such as XviD, work has continued to surrounding the Something Awful forum thread about how to get further functionality out of the Apple TV.

Users have been able to ru…”

(Via MacRumors.)

South Park is made on a Mac: “South Park Studios talks about the move to Macs running OS X, and the migration from SGI workstations in latest Apple profile report.

(Via Macworld UK.)

NeoOffice® 2.1 for Mac OS X Released: “Santa Clara, California, USA – Planamesa Software and the NeoOffice.org community are proud to introduce NeoOffice 2.1, a significantly-enhanced version of the Mac OS X-native version of the…

(Via MacMegasite.)

Adobe launches colour selection Widget: “Freely availble Dashboard Widget uses Adobe’s web-hosted application, Kuler, developed to complement Adobe CS 2. This allows users to search for, create and share colour themes.

(Via Macworld UK.)

Griffin Technology ships iTrip for new iPod nano: “Griffin Technology today announced it has begun shipping the newly updated iTrip for iPod nano…”

(Via MacMinute.)

Apple TV Taken Apart: “TechRestore.com dissected an Apple TV. Unfortunately, the site is under heavy load at the moment.

A mirror of the images has been posted to Photobucket. The photos show closeups of the Intel processor, NVidia GPU and wireless…”

(Via MacRumors.)

Specialized Browsing – Get Your New Web Browser Here

: “Browsing is a central part of most of our Mac time. So why tie yourself down to one browser?

Thanks to the HTML rendering underpinnings of OS X, you can draw the web into your desktop.

This week we’ll bring the web to some unexpected areas of your Mac with free applications.

(Via MacMerc.)