LinkPro debuts IPReplicator
Newport Beach-based LinkPro Technologies Inc., a provider of data
replication software, announced IPReplicator for Windows. The new
release supports international language character sets. IPReplicator's
replication technology can perform incremental backups to files and
folders either in real-time, scheduled or manual modes of operation.
Secure global communication is accomplished using secure connections
over TCP/IP based networks including the Internet. IPReplicator's
distributed replication agents combined with intuitive central
management operate automatically over LANs, WANs or the Internet. It
provides file replication and backup of a whole range of enterprise
data. It does this while conserving network resources and replicating
over secure TCP/IP connections, even from behind firewalls.
Vivendi to distribute NovaLogic games
Vivendi Universal Games, the gaming unit of Paris-based Vivendi
Universal SA, will become the sole distributor in North America of video
games produced by Calabasas-based NovaLogic Inc. NovaLogic develops and
publishes video games for computers and game consoles.
Acoustic Magic microphone certified by Trio
Pasadena-based Trio Systems, a developer of Windows recording software,
certified the Voice Tracker Array Microphone for use with their
SoniClear MeetingPro product line. SoniClear MeetingPro software
digitally records board meetings, government meetings, lectures, and
other meetings on any Windows computer. When recording in noisy
environments, background noise from video projectors, air conditioning,
and traffic can obscure softer voices and people speaking far from the
microphone. This can make it difficult to hear exactly what was said.
Using the Voice Tracker with SoniClear MeetingPro solves this problem,
resulting in improved recordings and easy transcription of detailed
minutes. The Voice Tracker locates a talker and electronically steers a
"listening beam," like an acoustic searchlight, in that direction. This
creates spatial filtering; sounds from other parts of the room are not
picked up. In addition, digital noise reduction processing removes
background noise.
CSC, US Dataworks team up
El Segundo-based Computer Sciences Corp. and Houston-based payment
processing software company US Dataworks are joining to develop payment
processing software to address future electronic check processing
regulations. The Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act, or Check 21,
will allow banks to exchange checks electronically through digital
images rather than paper. The change is scheduled to take effect Oct.
28. Computer Sciences Corp., a information technology services company,
and US Dataworks will combine CSC's payment, check and fraud software
with US Dataworks' Clearingworks processing technology.
Kingston releases MultiMediaCard
Fountain Valley-based Kingston Technology Company, Inc., a maker of
memory products, released its MultiMediaCard 4.0. MultiMediaCards are
small, removable non-volatile memory cards that store photo images,
digital music, games, and various other types of data. Initially,
Kingston will be manufacturing MMC 4.0 cards in 256 MB and 512 MB
capacities, soon to be followed by capacities up to 2 GB.
Naturally Open updates Infowalker
Los Angeles-based Naturally Open released version 2.0 of its browser
companion Infowalker. Infowalker 2.0 works with Internet Explorer. The
user browses exactly as he or she always has, but with Infowalker's
features available at the click of the mouse. Infowalker is downloadable
from www.naturallyopen.com/infowalker. In addition, Naturally Open will
provide customized OEM versions to Web publishers and content providers.
