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Cramzy today is very proud to announce the release of Experimenter 1.0 for iPhone and iPod devices. Experimenter features 14 home science experiments which everyone can easily perform at home. You will not need any special equipment or ingredients, but mostly stuff you can buy from the local supermarket. The title stands for those who decide to try the experiments and have fun themselves. The footage you will see teaches you step-by-step how to perform physics and chemistry experiments.

ProteMac today announces ProteMac Security Suite 1.0 for Mac OS X. ProteMac Security Suite is an internet security package for comprehensive protection of Mac computers against all kinds of software threats, such as spyware, Trojans, viruses, unwanted intrusions and network attacks. Offering powerful protection, reliability and simplicity, it is aimed to protect both individual computers and corporate networks from dangerous attacks that may generate from internet or local network.

Niles Technology Group, creators of Achievers Writing Center essay writing apps, is aware that the economy has put a squeeze on many school budgets. To do its part in advancing technology in education amid declining resources, Niles Technology Group is donating iPhone apps to schools. High schools, colleges, and universities in the US are eligible. Individual teachers and professors can also apply for their classes. Application deadline is January 26, 2010.

MEI celebrates its 20th anniversary this month. The company, known around the world for its flagship Page Director Ad Layout System and throughout the Americas as the exclusive distributor of the vjoon K4 Publishing System, is proud to look back on its rich history and excited to look ahead toward a bright future. The company offers and continues to develop its own software in addition to selling and supporting K4. MEI boasts a user community of more than 2,400 publications in 53 countries.

About Objects, Inc. is offering its popular series of iPhone development classes in Reston, VA during March, 2010. This series of courses lets developers ‘right-size’ their training by choosing the exact courses they need. The courses are designed to give attendees not only a firm grounding in iPhone development, but also solid insight into how things work under the covers so they truly understand what’s going on in their code.

Washington based Calf Trail Software, LLC today announces Sesamouse 1.0, a free new utility for extending the gesture capabilities of the Magic Mouse. Sesamouse imitates real multitouch trackpad gestures and touches from the Magic Mouse. Pinch magnification, rotation and swipes are not sent as keyboard events, but real gestures and touches to Cocoa applications. The utility is free, but user donations are encouraged to help businesses in Haiti rebuild.

California based PhatWare Corporation today announced WritePad Spanish Edition 3.0 for iPhone and iPod touch. WritePad Spanish Edition offers natural handwriting recognition input in the Spanish language in addition to keyboard entry and integration with Bing Translation services. WritePad recognizes cursive, print, and mixed handwriting styles. To enter the text you can simply write with your finger on the iPhone screen in either landscape or portrait mode employing your own handwriting style.

OCRKit 1.0 brings a streamlined and easy to use text recognition to the Mac. OCRKit transforms images and PDF files into searchable PDFs. With built-in OCR allows for editable PDF files with a simple drag and drop and to find them with the Mac’s built-in Spotlight desktop search. OCRKit ships as a native, Intel Macintosh application focusing on usability. It supports many OCR languages, and even more user-interface translations.

Redcort Software today announces Virtual TimeClock ’10, their industry leading time and attendance software for Apple Macintosh and Microsoft Windows computers. With new break and lunch time tracking capabilities, Virtual TimeClock delivers valuable features to help employers better manage employee payroll costs. Virtual TimeClock ’10 has enhanced the powerful report writer with over a dozen new features that make getting the desired timecard report simple and intuitive.

To help aspiring iPhone developers and newbies take their first leap into the world of iPhone programming, EDUmobile will be conducting Series of iPhone Webinars throughout 2010, called “Kick-Start Your iPhone Programming”. The first webinar of the series will be conducted on 6th and 13th February at 11am EST for duration of one hour by Sushant Das the Head Tutor at EDUmobile. There are only 50 free spots open. A few bonuses will be distributed at the end to all attending.