IP Scanner version 2.5 is now available. This minor update includes some performance enhancements, as well as a new option to display the devices list in a larger font.
DropCopy is now at version 1.6. For those of you on Tiger or Leopard, this is a maintenance update, fixing a few bugs that affected individual users with special network situations. For those who have upgraded to Snow Leopard, this release is more urgent as it addresses many of the visual glitches that appeared with Snow Leopard. Please let us know if you still experience any unusual behaviour when running this release under Snow Leopard.
Mobile DropCopy has been updated to 1.8 (App Store approval pending).
This update brings a host of features that tie into the 3.0 firmware update. As promised, you can now transfer clipboards back and forth between iPods, iPhones and Macs. But we’ve also added some new interface goodness in the form of image previews for image files, and the ability to save a DropCopied image to your iPhone’s camera roll.
Interesting side-note: the most frequent use of Mobile DropCopy, according to our users, is to wirelessly transfer images taken on the iPhone to their computers. Whatever works!
We’ve started working on the next version of DropCopy for iPhone and are happy to say that iPhone DropCopy users can expect to be able to share clipboards back and forth between mac and iPhone as soon as the 3.0 firmware arrives this summer! In addition, you’ll be able to take advantage of the new adhoc networking in firmware 3.0 to swap files between phones even without a wifi network.
In fact, there are so many synergies between what we would like to achieve with DropCopy on mobile devices and what Apple is creating with the next iPhone that it feels almost as if Apple asked us here at 10base-t what features we would like to see in their next iPhone revision and then went and implemented them all!





