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Virginia based Group Logic, the leading provider of desktop client integration and data transfer solutions, today announced the appointment of two new members to its Board of Directors. John Malone, who will serve as Chairman, and Dave Ellison. In addition, the company has re-organized its executive team to better position the company for aggressive growth. John Malone has served in a number of leadership roles with a strong emphasis on driving rapid organizational growth.

ZDNet reports that it has received information from tipsters claiming that Apple will release new Mac Pro models next Tuesday, adding a hexacore Core i7-based model to its lineup.

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California based PixelMags has 100+ apps ready for Apple’s iPad. PixelMags publications are releasing to top paid book app spots all over the world. 30% of readers are making subscriptions their top In App purchase. The release of the iPad is sure to increase this digital publishing phenomenon. Since PixelMags launched in December, 60+ titles for iPhone and iPod touch have been sold in 77 countries through the iTunes App Store.

Apple yesterday released the fourth beta version of the SDK for iPad developers, and observers have started to find a few differences popping up in the latest update.

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Colorado based Media Lab Inc. today announces SiteGrinder 3, its powerful, next generation Photoshop web site development platform. In addition to over 300 new features, Media Lab SiteGrinder 3 supports two new optional add-ons, Commerce and Control. Graphic designers, photographers, artists or anyone can easily transform their Photoshop designs into CSS and XHTML standards-compliant websites without writing a single line of code.

GigaOM provides an interesting reexamination of Apple’s “iTunes LP” format for enhanced album content six months after the format’s debut. While iTunes LPs were touted at its launch as a means to reignite sales of albums as opposed to indivi…

Hong Kong based bambooapps today announce Quiet Read Pro, an important update to their popular link management application for Macintosh. Quiet Read lets you save any link for later, and is an unobtrusive, easy to use application that features a clean interface. Quiet Read Pro features a comfortable and simple user interface, providing support for bookmarklets, syncing with MobileMe, short URLs, with list searching and filtering capabilities.

Washington based Eltima Software today is pleased to announce the release of Folx 1.0, a free download manager for Mac OS X. Folx features a friendly, easy-to-use and very Mac-style interface, so all Mac users will find it convenient to use. It can download not only common files, but also torrent content. In free Folx all your downloads can be split into two threads. This makes downloading with Folx faster, than usual downloading with Internet browsers.

iSchool Initiative is pleased to announce the launch and initial funding of its new community. The iSchool Community provides collaborative discussions among students, educators, schools, and app developers to help them incorporate technology into classrooms and schools world-wide. With the community’s focus on providing the best technology solutions, the iSchool Team uses and shares only top-of-the-line apps with its members, as well as develops its own custom education mobile apps.

California based Slide To Play today releases GameFinder 1.0.1, a free app now available on the App Store. GameFinder is designed to help iPhone and iPod touch owners find their new favorite games in a variety of ways. Gamers can check out games that were recently reviewed on Slide To Play, explore games by genre, or browse through exclusively programmed lists, such as STP Games of the Month, zombie-themed games, or great games under a dollar and more.