David Pleasance, former MD of Commodore UK, is writing "Commodore: The Inside Story" and needs your help to make it happen!

A nice article about the Viva Amiga release and the enduring Amiga showed up recently on the Ars Technica web site.

Link to Article

Most of the comments express a a heartfelt nostalgia for the old days, but the new A5000 is also mentioned.

I have written a new blog post looking in detail at the upcoming Enhancer Software v1.1 update from A-EON Technology for AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition on my AmigaOne X1000.

Hollywood is a multiplatform software development tool. It links to the Amiga not just with its roots, but it is currently one of the most actively developed Amiga software sporting support for all Amiga architectures.

There is no better place to share Hollywood free plug-ins, source files, tutorials, additional documentations than Aminet, which is the de-facto file archive for the Amiga platforms since ages.

Following the online release of the Hollywood 5.3 and MUI Royale 1.2 manuals, the Hollywood Designer 4.0 manual is now also available in richly illustrated online versions on the official Hollywood portal The manual is available in HTML
and PDF formats. The full version of Hollywood Designer 4.0 also comes with an AmigaGuide version.

Link: http://www.hollywood-mal.com/

A-EON Techology Ltd is pleased to announce that is the new custodian of Amiga.org, the world's oldest and longest running English language Amiga community web forum.

The history of APC&TCP began some 22 years ago. Despite the many skeptics, competitors and other people with a poor attitude and feelings towards us, we are still in business today.

Also today, our new APC&TCP Webpage has just been launched.

You can find the story regarding APC&TCP from the URL http://www.apc-tcp.de/index-en.php?page=history .

Happy reading!
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Amiga WARP organization is reactivated from hyper sleep stage !!!!

On the eve of Pianeta Amiga 2013, ACube Systems srl and A-EON Technology Ltd are pleased to announce that they have concluded a joint co-operation agreement to promote the continued development of hardware and software for the benefit of the Classic and Next-Generation Amiga communities.