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MacFlite Software releases Trip Plan 1.0.12 for Mac OS X

Coconut Creek, Florida – MacFlite Software today is proud to announce Trip Plan 1.0.12, an update to their popular trip planning application for Mac OS X. Designed specifically for aviation professionals, Trip Plan is a unique trip planning solution for pilots. Developed from the ground up utilizing the latest Cocoa technologies, Trip Plan focuses on ease-of-use and sports a beautiful, yet comprehensive interface.

Trip Plan features detailed information for airports around the world, with a database of over 24,000 landing facilities and heliports worldwide. Its advanced search makes it very easy to find airports, even if the user doesn’t remember what the airport name or spelling is – which can be quite a challenge when looking for accurate data. Users can organize and name groups of airports according to their working style, be it trip numbers or geographical locations.

Along side the airport and FBO (fixed-base operations) information, the application also offers helpful hotel, transportation and catering info. And Skype users can take advantage of Trip Plan’s built-in Skype support too – one-click dialing to anywhere in the world. Trip Plan takes all the guess work out of pre-trip planning and facilitates printing airport information as well as schedules. Airport reports come in an 2 page easy-to-read print out along with all the FBO phone numbers and runway information.

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Tags: Mac Os X, MacFlite Software, Software for iPhone, Trip Plan 1.0.12

Why NOW is the Best Time to Buy an Apple MacBook?

On Monday, June 08, 2009, Apple Inc. introduced to the public the much cheaper versions of some of their products including the MacBook Pro Line and the iPhone. This is in accordance to the economic crisis and recession that are being experienced by the world, making these “popular” Apple products more affordable and reasonable for the public’s expenses.

Now, if you are still thinking twice whether to buy that Apple MacBook soon or just wait for later, here are some reasons that might convince you that NOW is the best time to buy an Apple MacBook:

It’s more than just a sale or a discount. It’s a price cut! At the annual confab for Apple software developers called Worldwide Developers Conference help on Monday, Apple announced the release of a new 15-inch MacBook Pro designed with an extended battery life which they are selling for only $1,199, a new version of the MacBook Air for only 1,499, and a 13-inch MacBook for only $1,199. Mac is the wave of the future. While Windows was what we’ve learned and got used to when we were younger, it is Mac that’s setting the new and better trend for the future. With its speed, security, reliability, and high-quality performance, Mac is definitely kicking Windows butt! Apple’s upcoming operating system, the Mac OS X Snow Leopard, was labeled “the world’s most advanced operating system.” According to Apple, the Mac OS is being used by about 75 million devices now, with a 300% increase from the previous 2 years. Be a part of this change.. Apple provides fewer choices, but more focus. Because choosing to be a Mac user means being limited to the few Apple computers available, you won’t get so overwhelmed by the many options you have. With Apple, you’ll learn to develop focus and concentration to a single unit as it offers long-lasting usage. It is better to start early. True, as time goes by, Apple will present more and more upgrades to their Mac computers, laptops, and even iPod and iPhone models. Why wait for these innovations if you can start familiarizing yourself with its technology today? Start early on and become a master in the future. This way, when Mac has become the language of technology, you can easily speak and understand the Apple lingo.

So, don’t waste time! Now is the right time to head out to Apple stores and get yourself a MacBook of your choice.



An extended battery life which they are some reasons that strongnow is mac thats setting the world making.

For only 1499 and more focus and become master in the few apple announced the much cheaper versions of this way when we were younger it offers longlasting usage it.

Tags: Apple Products, Battery Life, Best Time, Mac Os X, Worldwide Developers Conference

Apple-macbook Pro (core2 Duo T9300, 17 Inch)

Sneak Peek

Apple-MacBook Pro is a stylish notebook powered by Intel 2.5GHz Core2 Duo T9300 Processor, for seamless performance. Its impressive features together with its sheer performance delight the user. Whether its Mac OS X Leopard operating system or its features, you are always speechless.

Key Features

Apple-MacBook Pro notebook is full of surprises. With this feature rich product you are always ready to face any challenges. Whether you want to complete your official work or want your daily dose of entertainment, Apple-MacBook Pro is ready for it. Offering a wide range of features like Multi-Touch trackpad now you can pinch, swipe, or rotate to enlarge text or an image with the use of your fingers. It offers high resolution images with its integrated NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT video card to let you enjoy high quality of graphics with life like clarity. Play your favorite games and get thrilled with Apple-MacBook Pro. Touchpad mouse make your job comfortable and easier just with a glide of your fingers.
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Tags: High Resolution Images, Mac Os X, Sneak Peek, Storage Capacity, Video Conference

Mac OS X: a Trojan in the pirated versions of iWork’09

We could talk about karma, or beautiful sayings like “This is believed to be taken”, but the purpose is the same: Mac users who have downloaded some pirated copies of iWork’09 productivity suite have been infected by a horse of Troy.

The Trojan software center

Security is definitely not a part of Koh Lanta and-no “totem of immunity can not be won. At least 20 000 Mac owners have indeed said that it would be interesting to get the latest version of Apple’s office suite, but without paying the 79 dollars / euros requested. So they went to pick up their favorite tools P2P and recovered a pirate copy. Unfortunately, the copy contained a Trojan, named for the occasion by the publisher OSX.Trojan.iServices.A security Intego.

The ugly horse becomes comfortable in the Mac OS X at the same time as the software itself. It is in fact present in a package named iWorkServices.pkg itself into the body later. So when the user allows the application to settle, the Trojan can jump for joy and start to undermine its work.

It begins by defining it as a startup item and will be relaunched at each switch on the machine. It has all the necessary permissions (reading, writing and execution) to operate in “root”, and can connect to one or more remote servers to communicate with a character obviously malicious, or to download other components to infect machine. More »

Tags: iWork'09, Mac Os X, Trojan

Google Chrome for Mac OS X

Last September we already announced in Applesfera out Google browser based on Webkit, named Chrome. The browser aroused the interest of many users, but unfortunately for the moment there is only one version for Windows XP and Windows Vista. However, the start of development of the second version of the browser suggests that this could change soon.

And that is for version 2.0 of Google Chrome, the browser will go to use the Windows HTTP libraries (so-called WinHTTP) to use a HTTP libraries own, thus easing the way for Chrome versions for Linux and Mac OS X.

With so many months of waiting, because I trust that we will not have to wait many weeks to see a beta version of Chrome for our platform, try to put it on the podium together with Safari and Firefox for Mac version.

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