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Mon, 19 Aug 2002
New Power Mac G4 Servers coming soon
The Apple Store online lists new Power Mac G4 servers (Mirrored Drive Doors) as coming soon. They were marked as end of life last week before the new Power Mac G4s arrived.
Apple & Moby on the Area2 Tour
Here is a site with a QuickTime slide show of some pictures taken at the Area2 Moby tour with Apple:http://homepage.mac.com/vendorqueen/iMovieTheater2.html
PGP 8 announced for Mac OS X
After being dumped by Network Associates and languishing for almost a year, PGP is back and a Mac OS X version will be available later this year.
PGP Corporation is a new company formed to support and develop PGP products, including PGP Desktop for Macintosh & Windows.
PGP 8.0 for Macintosh OS X: PGP Mail and PGP Disk brings full Mac OS X support to the PGP product line. An all-new version of PGP Disk allows compatibility with PGP disks created on Windows, AES algorithm support, and compatibility with older Mac OS 9 PGP disks. PGP Mail for Mac OS X directly integrates with Apple√s mail application as well as providing support for Microsoft√s Entourage.
CTO Jon Callas states "We will publish source code. This is very important to us. It's very important to our investors, too. They understand that one of the main reasons people trust PGP is that its source is available. Our forthcoming source release will be for PGP 8."
"We also believe in the OpenPGP protocols and standards. We actively support the IETF as well as other organizations that help spread the use of the technology."
"There will also be a freeware release of PGP 8. As always, you'll be able to use PGP free for non-commercial use. However, if you use PGP for commercial purposes -- which means that you're using it for something that makes you money -- then please buy it."