bTunes 2 and bTunes Movie Store announced

Babya today introduced bTunes 2 and bTunes Movie Store.

Babya’s bTunes is a media player with a compact and unobtrusive interface and version 2 includes several exciting new features.

New in bTunes 2 is the bMovie Movie Store which is a lightweight video player featuring a similar compact and unobtrusive interface.

Babya’s A.A. Fussy said, “Now bTunes not only lets you play MP3 files, it’ll now play your favorite videos too”

Product Availbility:
bTunes 2 featuring bTunes Movie Store will be released in November

BabyaSound M10 to be included with Logic 2010

Babya today announced that the upcoming Logic 2010 product line will  include a great new musical keyboard soft synth called “BabyaSound M10″.

BabyaSound M10 is an innovative virtual MIDI keyboard soft synth offering features such as:

 

• combines a wave sound generator,music recorder,MIDI generator and keyboard in the one application
• quick wave sound generation
• frequency adjustment
• music recorder
• MIDI virtual piano

Babya additionaly announced  today that  Babya intends to cease development of Babya Piano Studio and views BabyaSound M10 as its successor. 

 

Babya’s CEO A.A. Fussy said, “BabyaSound M10 is a fantastic new soft synth that’s exclusively going to be part of the Babya Logic product line and it offfer several intereasting functions that you’d mighn’t expect in a piano soft synth like  a combination of wave sound generator,music recorder,MIDI generator and keyboard. It’s very impressive and professional looking.”

Product Availbility:

BabyaSound M10 is part of Logic Express/Pro 2010 and ships in October. 

About Babya:

Babya is an award-winning developer of digital media software for Mac and Windows, including Babya bSuite, bPicture,Mobileme, Cover Flow, BabyaOne Photo,Babya PhotoPro and Babya Logic.

Where to download Babya apps that were formerly available to download from Winsite.com

Babya applications that were formerly available to download from Winsite.com can be downloaded from:

http://mirrorservice.org/sites/www.winsite.com/win95

http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/www.winsite.com/winxp

http://www.mirrorservice.org/search/?q=babya

Babya bSuite 2010 to be announced next month

We are going to announce the next version of bSuite sometime next month.

Babya software updates status report

I’d like to tell you all about the status of some of the upcoming updates to Babya software and also new Babya software.

bTunes:We finished development of it over the weekend and have done the installer. It should be available early next week

Discoverer 2009: In the past couple of months, we thought dvelopment of the 2009 version hasn’t gone well-after we discovered a problem with the options window (which we couldn’t fix) and we have not started on the Mozilla based view yet.

We’re still working hard on bringing you the latest version of Discoverer in the next month or so.

PhotoPro 4: Aiming for a April release

bSuite: bSuite 2010 to be announced in the next few months, we have started working on updates to Presenter (version 7.0). 

We have not finalized what new features each bSuite component will have yet. 

Babya System-It’s been 8 years since we released the first version of Babya System,  so we are celebrating that.

It was first released on  March 22, 2001.

It Came From the House of Pies.

http://www.questionsleep.com/mindspill/?p=456

iPhone/iPod touch games should have to be classified

iPhone/iPod touch games should have to be classified.

Yes, that is right-if MMO’s can be sold here in Australia without a classification (which has been the subjects of various reports recentely), then iPhone/iPod touch games shoyld have to be submitted.

Instead of just having 4+, 12+,etc ratings in the App store, Apple should have developers obtain classifications from the the Classification Board before submitting them to the App store.

What’s new in PhotoPro 4

Babya PhotoPro 4-available soon will include the folowing new features:
Support for .jpe file format
Improved TIFF import-you can now also open *.tif files
Multiline text support

OS X on a Netbook-guess that’s Apple legal

OS X on a Netbook-guess that’s Apple legal

Well Wired.com apparently posted a article with a video explaining how to hack OS X to run on a netbook-and that resulted in what appears to be a cease and desist order from Apple asking the site to remove the video.

Of course, we do not know what was exactly in the cease and desist order as it is not made available publically.

Though Babya Logic and Cover Flow videos and apps by us have not been subject to a a cease and desist order yet.

Babya Software News-Episode 28 is now available at Odeo,podOmatic and iTunes.