Bassano del Grappa, September 3rd, 2009

ACube Systems srl is pleased to announce that it will attend the upcoming Pianeta Amiga show in Empoli (Italy).

At the show it will be present with its complete range of products, both hardware and software. Special deals will be offered to all the customers who will come to visit us at the show.

We look forward to see you in Empoli!

http://www.acube-systems.biz/news.php?id=52

The event you are all waiting for is coming! On 26th of September, at the "Palaesposizioni" in Empoli, near Florence (Italy), will take place the 13th edition of the longest running Amiga Event in Italy.

WordNet is a large electronic database of the English language developed at the Cognitive Science Laboratory, Princeton University. It contains more than 155 thousand words and phrases that are semantically tagged and interlinked to form an intricate, hierarchical network of word meanings. This network can be walked through using a native OS4 browser.

Campobasso, Italy - September 2nd, 2009

The development of BOH never stops and brings you one more update full of nice surprises!

The following articles have been added to the website of the french Amiga/MorphOS magazine Obligement (http://obligement.free.fr) during the last two months :

The Amiga Future issue 80 (September/October 2009) is out now.

This means that all subscriptions, pre-orders and dealer supplies have been shipped.

In issue 80 you'll find reviews about Netsurf, BOH, Amiga Forever 2009 and much more. Also there are special articles about data security and an interview with Cloanto.

NoWinED 0.80 Released!

NoWinED is a MUI-based TextEditor that can handle more files simultaneously,
using different "pages" for each file.[...]
NoWinED has born to be a portable MUI program, and in fact it exists for every
Amiga flavour (OS3.x, OS4, MorphOS, AROS).

Following the implementation of bounty requirements and transfer of bounty payment, the source codes for Poseidon USB are now available under the terms of AROS Public License.

Source codes are available for download in the main AROS source package.

The magazine Obligement publish today an interview with Wayne Hunt, the webmaster of Amiga.org.

Wayne tells us the story of Amiga.org, his opinion on various Amiga facts and finally about his decision to sell Amiga.org, one of the biggest Amiga websites.

The interview is in English and translations in several other languages will be also available soon.

Link : http://obligement.free.fr/articles_traduction/itwhunt_en.php

Chicago, Illinois ? August 25th, 2009

For Immediate Release

Programmers have requested more complete and example code from Open Video Toaster. This has always been available via a $9.95 CD-ROM that was shipped by snail mail. Coders wanted something faster so in an effort to appease their instant gratification request DiscreetFX has now made this CD-ROM available via a instant down-loadable ISO image. The cost still remains $9.95 since this is a big file and our server is going to take a hit with lots of downloads. This change in policy should get the complete Amiga Video Toaster Flyer source to many more coders especially overseas programmers that never really got to enjoy the Video Toaster on their Amiga's.