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rendezvousPong 1.2 (Mac)

A modern update to the classic Pong from the makers of iStorm and iChalk. Various challenges including Math Quiz Mode, perfect for young kids learning math. For grown ups, it also offers a way to help neutralize the US '04 election fatigue. Seamless game play over network using Rendezvous. Simple...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, MathGameHouse, Mice, Games, Desktops, Hardware, Peripherals, Personal Technology

Software downloads 2004-09-20

iChalk 3.41 (Mac)

iChalk is the first Rendezvous-enabled full color chalk board program for OS X. With Rendezvous technology, a group of creative people can set up a shared doodling-board and spill their creativity all over the net. Not all of us are Leonardo or Vermeer. Yet, there has been a learned argument...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Apple QuickTime, Board, Movie, MathGameHouse, iChalk, Corporate Governance, Tablets, Digital Music, Digital Media, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics

Software downloads 2004-09-20

iStorm 3.41 (Mac)

iStorm is a program which a group of people, serious or not, can use for an impromptu collaboration on a shared media rich document within the LAN and over the internet. Over the last few years, Apple has made revolutionary strides with their iApps, iTunes, iMovie, iChat and iDVD....

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Apple iChat, Adobe PDF, MathGameHouse, iStorm, LANs, Networking

Software downloads 2004-09-20

iStorm 1.0 (Mac)

iStorm is a collaboration program that is neither a word processor nor a Web browser. With Rendezvous technology, a group of people can set up an online collaboration and start being creative immediately. With the one-button user interface, the program is easy for groups to use.

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Group, MathGameHouse, iStorm, Collaboration, Word Processors, Software

Software downloads 2002-10-10

myPong 1.01 (Mac)

This is a modern Cocoa version of Pong. We tried to make some improvements(!?) in game control and graphics including mouse controlled paddle, ability to control its orientation, and some funky diversion as an option. We kept our desire to add more bells and whistles in check since nothing will...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, MathGameHouse, Mice, Games, Desktops, Hardware, Peripherals, Personal Technology

Software downloads 2002-01-02