Chromatic Bytes, LLC today announces the immediate availability of ZeusDraw 1.3.3, an update to its Mac OS X vector drawing program. ZeusDraw sports a fluid, graceful interface, great brushes and a host of other features. Version 1.3.3 adds French and Spanish language localizations. It also fixes several minor bugs in offsetting and PDF conversion. This is a free update for currently registered users.
ProteMac today announced ProteMac KeyBag 1.5. ProteMac KeyBag is a stealth keystroke monitor and recorder for your Mac computer. KeyBag runs in the background, completely undetectable by the user so it won't interfere with way you work on your computer. For home and business use, ProteMac KeyBag is a useful tool for productivity and security. Version 1.5 supports warning reports via email with screenshot of desktop, sendmail settings and misc bugs fixes.
Maintain today announces the release of Cocktail 4.3.3 (Leopard Edition). Cocktail serves up a scrumptious mix of maintenance tools and interface tweaks, all accessible via a comprehensive graphical interface. Version 4.3.3 contains major improvements on the clear potentially harmful files procedure, adds clearing of the latest variants of the RSPlug trojan horse and clearing of the Inqtana.C worm. The update is highly recommended for all users of Cocktail (Leopard Edition).
Macware Inc. announced today the launch of DiskTools Pro, a diverse collection of performance minded utilities featuring bad sector detection and repair, lightning-fast file defragmentation, S.M.A.R.T. monitoring and analysis, bootable disk backup with automated scheduling, and much more. Whether you are looking for a disk defrag utility or need to protect your critical data with a powerful backup tool, DiskTools Pro provides the power and flexibility you have been looking for.
Developer Mark Morris today announced PhotoUpLink 1.2 for iPhoto. This iPhoto plugin enables S/FTP, ODBC, and Office export, and now includes the ability to export over WiFi to any iPhone or iPod Touch running PhotoUpLink. Exported photos will show up in the Camera Roll album on an iPhone, or in the Saved Photos album on an iPod Touch. All users of PhotoUpLink who have upgraded to iLife '09 also should download the new version for continued functionality, and access to new features.
