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 [TopMac: Apple, Macintosh, Mac OS X, iPod... news, rumors, reviews, pictures.] e2Sync to bring Mac support to Plaxo: e2Sync today announced Mac support for the popular Plaxo online contact and calendar service as well as a minor update to its popular conduit for Microsoft Entourage users that syncs with AddressBook and iCal, enabling them to sync Entourage contact/task/calendar info to their mobile devices. Plaxo is a free Address Book service that stores contacts, calendar, tasks and notes, which can be accessed online through any standard web browser.

 [iHeartApple ... do you?] Apple ties .Mac storage, bandwidth charges: Mac users have a perceived unlimited amount of bandwidth with the service, even though technically it was 3Gb. Now Apple has added an upgrade package of 1Gb storage and 10GB bandwidth per month at an additional cost of S$98.

[Tuaw.com] The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW): Back in June I wrote about Widgets Preference Pane, which is a Mac OS X preference pane (as I'm sure you guessed) that gives you great control over Dashboard and your widets. Use it to quickly view all of your installed widgets, deactivate, activate or delete any of them, install new widgets via drag and drop and much more.

 [Theappleblog.com] The Apple Blog » iCal and Address Book: Under Appreciated (?): I have a haunting feeling that I’m not the only one who has neglected the power and ease-of-use that Apple offers in their OS X based iCal and Address Book. I use them very simply (at best) and every time I open one to do some occasional task I think to myself, “I gotta start using this program more!”

 [Apple.com] Apple - Mac OS X - Overview - Internet and Organization: Thanks to seamless Mac OS X integration you can even invite create iCal event invitations and email them via Address Book, the ultimate contact-management solution. Actively access the contents of every Address Book card: Click on a home page URL to launch the website or click on an email address to send a message.

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