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LABS GALLERY: Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac SP 2 Provides Small Productivity Boost

July 27th, 2009 | No Comments

Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac Service Pack 2 is a facelift focused on the PowerPoint component of the productivity suite. In this version, Microsoft Word for Mac gets a bug fix for a formatting problem that occurred when numbered lists were copied into another document, and Entourage for Mac #151the suite’s much-maligned e-mail client #151gains automated features for connecting to Mobile Me and Windows Live Hotmail accounts. None of the Entourage changes pull the product out of the ditch it’s in, however #151it’s still an inferior version of Outlook. Here is a look at some of the tweaks made to the Microsoft tools designed to work on the Apple platform.

By Cameron Sturdevant
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Apple Logic Studioâ€™s new edition with over 200 features

July 27th, 2009 | No Comments

Apple has come out with a new edition of Logic Studio, a multimedia suite for musicians that now boasts of more than 200 new features.
New versions of Logic Pro 9, MainStage 2, Soundtrack Pro 3, Compressor 3.5, WaveBurner 1.6 and all six Jam Pack loop sets with sound effects, surround sound music files, EXS24, impulse [...]

Amy Winehouse Trashed Hotel Room; Damages Exceed $37,000

July 15th, 2009 | No Comments

Amy Winehouse is facing a potential lawsuit after she allegedly caused $37,500 worth of damage to a hotel suite during her eight-month stay on the Caribbean island of St. Lucia.
Owners of The Cotton Bay Complex, where Amy spent her extended vacation, accuse the “Back To Black” hitmaker of littering the luxurious suite with with cigarette [...]

Steeleye Announces Protection Suite for Windows Server

July 15th, 2009 | No Comments

Cost-conscious businesses looking for a disaster recovery might turn to Steeleye’s latest version of Protection Suite for Windows Server.
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Data and application availability management specialist
Steeleye Technology announced the latest version of their SteelEye Protection
Suite (SPS) for Windows Server, a combined high availability and disaster
recovery solution for Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008. Integr…

Steeleye Announces Protection Suite for Windows Server

July 15th, 2009 | No Comments

Cost-conscious businesses looking for a disaster recovery might turn to Steeleye’s latest version of Protection Suite for Windows Server.
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Data and application availability management specialist
Steeleye Technology announced the latest version of their SteelEye Protection
Suite for Windows Server, a combined high availability and disaster
recovery solution for Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008. Integrating
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Siemens Offers Unified Communications to Cost-Conscious Businesses

July 14th, 2009 | No Comments

Studies show adopting unified communications (UC) technologies can help cost-conscious businesses save money, and Siemens OpenScape Office UC Application suite is designed to do just that.
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Siemens Enterprise Communications Group announced that the
OpenScape Office Unified Communications (UC) Application suite is now available
on its HiPath 3000 converged voice system, complete with integrated,
presence-enabled contact center functionality. The suite is targeted at s…

10 Features of the Smarter Office Application Suite

July 13th, 2009 | No Comments

Microsoft Office, Zoho, OpenOffice and Google Docs are all claiming to be the new future of office productivity. Here’s
what they really need to be future-proof.
– 1. Permanence. This may sound strange, but the ability to read documents 20 years in the future should be a requirement. I recently went to England where at a museum my ancient-languages-enabled son was able to decipher the words from the oldest fragment (125 A.D.) of the New Testament. I’m not su…

Labs Gallery: Microsoft Office 2010 Technical Preview in Pictures

July 13th, 2009 | No Comments

Just when Windows users started to become accustomed to seeing .docx extensions and to finding their way around on the infamous Office 2007 Ribbon, Microsoft is shaking things up again with a brand new version of its omnipresent productivity suite, Office 2010. eWEEK Labs has been trying out the Technical Preview version of the new suite, and we’ve encountered a raft of really useful new features, particularly around data visualization in Excel. What’s more, Office 2010 is mercifully devoid of major file format or interface metaphor shifts.

This Technical Preview will be accessible to a limited group of testers, but you can try to get added to the list by signing up at www.office2010themovie.com. Expect to see a broad public beta later this year. Until then, check out the screen gallery below for our take on Office 2010 so far.
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