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- Software developer unintentionally outs new Minis? (MacNN)
A Software developer has, intentionally or not, fueled speculation that Tuesday's Apple keynote speech will see the announcement of an updated Mac mini. In promoting v4.6 of its namesake digital asset management (DAM) system, it describes "new Mac mini hardware" as being supported, with the option of bundling the two products together in a server bundle. In operating as a server, the otherwise ...
- Should software face the flat-rate music future? (CNET)
The music industry is undergoing a change that the Software industry would do well to emulate: flat-rate, subscription-based offerings.
- MasterCard Buys Payment Software Firm Orbiscom (Fox News)
MasterCard Buys Payment Software Firm Orbiscom
- Software company press release hints at new mini (Macworld)
A software company press release suggests that new Mac mini hardware is forthcoming. Has Apple's surprise been spoiled?
- MasterCard to pay up to $100 million for Irish software company (The Journal News)
MasterCard Inc., the credit card company based in Purchase, said this morning it acquired Orbiscom Ltd., an Ireland-based company that provides software for major financial institutions.
- Mobile Software Firm UIQ Files For Bankruptcy (paidContent.org via Yahoo! Finance)
Mobile software developer UIQ has filed for bankruptcy in a district court in Sweden, the company said today. The move has been expected for some time now, following the decision of the company's co-owners Sony Ericsson and Motorola to merge its software with the Symbian platform, following Nokia's acquisition of the mobile operating system.
- Perceptive Software lays off 53 workers (The Kansas City Star)
In the second job action in seven weeks, Perceptive Software is laying off 53 employees ? 49 in the Kansas City area and four in Britain.
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