Jan 19 2008
Still taking its time to reach a final official release, Plasq’s Skitch has at least been moved along to a public beta so that everyone can get hooked on it. The graphic and screenshot annotating and sharing application was demo’d by Plasq at Macworld 2007 and a year later it’s ready for the general public.
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Jan 15 2008
You can barely confirm this by watching the Quicktime video of the Keynote posted on Apple.com, but this shot from Engadget’s Keynote coverage makes it clear: the Keynote’s demo iPhone has our friends at The Joy of Tech bookmarked on it.
I wonder if their recent Macworld Expo Celebrity Checklist had anything to do with it.
Congratulations Nitrozac & Snaggy–now you’re Macworld Expo Celebrities!!
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Oct 10 2007
Ecamm Network has announced the release of Call Recorder for Skype v2.2. The new version adds a side-by-side recording option, Leopard compatibility, and fixes some minor issues.
Call Recorder adds a simple recording window to Skype for Mac, allowing users to automatically save exact reproductions of all incoming and outgoing Skype calls. Calls are saved as QuickTime files, which can be converted to MP3 format or split into separate tracks for further editing and podcasting. Call Recorder uses state-of-the-art AAC and H.264 encoding to ensure high quality audio and video at a minimum of disk space.
Call Recorder is available for $14.95. A demo is provided free of charge to let users try it out before purchasing.
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