Worldwide spending on security-related hardware, software, and services is forecast to reach $91.4 billion in 2018, an increase of 10.2% over the amount spent in 2017, according to IDC. This pace of ...

rapidly insert text or graphics into any type of application. Like PopChar, Ergonis Software's widely used tool for inserting special characters into text, Typinator's intuitive interface and ...

being offered in new low-priced configurations for as little as $399, or $549 bundled with Mac hardware. An unlimited-user license for SeeFile 2.5, for corporate applications, is priced at $3,995.

SmileOnMyMac has changed its name to Smile. Originally a developer of software for Mac OS X exclusively, Smile now develops software for iOS devices as well. "We've developed software for the Mac for ...

Xylio has announced FutureDecks DJ pro 3.0.2, an update of their audio-video DJ mixing app for Mac OS X. The upgrade sports over 50 new features such as being able to connect up to eight hardware MIDI ...

Nobody expects to find great literature in a ReadMe file, and that's good news for busy developers writing ReadMe files for their software. There's no need to consider the symbolism behind RAM ...

In today's article, we will look at the new flat package format. First, we learn how this format compares with earlier bundle-style formats. Then we examine the structure of a typical flat package.

In last month's column, I provided an introduction to Database Events, a new technology that made its debut with Mac OS X Tiger. I discussed how Database Events can be used as a method of data storage ...

Macintosh Common LISP (MCL) is a powerful development environment which is often overlooked by Macintosh programmers. This article will show why you should consider using MCL, and explore some of the ...

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Why do I need Prograph CPX? Building a full Macintosh application, with fourteen functions, in a single session, without caffeine. By Dr. Scott B. Steinman, Washington University, St. Louis, MO Note: ...

Apple Mac's migration to Intel's X86 Architecture in January 2006 presented a unique opportunity that, in theory, enabled any X86 OS, be it Solaris, Unix, Linux or Windows to run on Apple Macintosh ...