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Macintosh and iPhone software updates and announcements for July 21, 2008:

• Effigent Inc. announced that its flagship product, PowerEasy Suite, has had a successful beta program, and is now generally available. PowerEasy takes advantage of the new features of Mac OS X Leopard, as well as integration with the iPhone. The PowerEasy solution enables small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) to manage key accounting sales and purchasing operations in a single integrated system, which includes financials, distribution, and time and billing.
• You Software has announced the immediate availability of You Control 1.7, the award-winning utility for creating custom menus on the Mac. This update introduces improvements for better support of iCal on Leopard, as well as a number of enhancements and fixes for other modules in You Control. The Calendar module is one of 19 modules included with You Control. You Control modules are the building blocks that allow users to create a wide variety of custom menus, with all kinds of information directly available from the menu bar.
• Ilium Software has announced the immediate availability of eWallet for iPhone and iPod touch devices. eWallet is an award-winning secure information and password manager application that’s used to store important personal information like credit card numbers, passwords, PINs and much more. The release follows on heels of eWallet 6.1, made available earlier this month for Windows Mobile and Palm OS devices.
• Celmaro has announced the immediate availability of Webbla 1.0, a visual bookmark library for Mac OS X Leopard. Webbla creates automatically webpage thumbnails for each added bookmark and display them in a list or icon view. Bookmarks can be personalized with tags, rating and a description and organized in collections and smart collections.
• Grantwood Technology, LLC announced the release of the tuneband for iPhone and iPhone 3G, an armband product designed to comfortably secure the iPhone in place during exercise, with the ability to access the screen and buttons.