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`29.Jan.2008` Andreas Magerl (ANF)	APC&TCP: Current projects in 2008 Press release APC&TCP 2008: This year APC&TCP have plans for many Amiga projects. We would like to offer you a brief outline of our plans: AmiATLAS Many people doubted there would be any further development but we want you to know that it is still intended to be released, but in small updates. You should be aware that it is one of the most complex projects for the Amiga. Thousands of files have to be accounted for, updated and maintained. Future versions will require AmigaOS4 and will use a brand new ReAction GUI. Furthermore there will be support for many new file formats making the transfer between different platforms easier. Amiga Guru Book The German Amiga Guru Book has been available from us for some time. That's why many users asked us if we could make the English one available as well. The English version is going to be completed later in 2008, but due to lack of time, it will be around the middle of the year when it is ready, but it will eventually be finished. CygnusED Of course the development of CygnusED is also continuing. A new update is already in the pipeline but it will take some time to complete. We are also on the look-out for a competent developer for the MorphOS version. DigiBoosterPro An additional developer has been working on DigiBoosterPro for some time now. This has made development much quicker than was at first anticipated. Currently we think that we can give you a detailed status report in 2-3 months. Maybe even sooner... and if everything goes smoothly, there will be a version of DigiBoosterPro for 68k, AmigaOS 4, MorphOS and even AROS. Desert Racing Actually a version of Desert Racing for AmigaOS 4 and MorphOS has been planned for some time. Unfortunately the developer responsible for the game is very busy at the moment. That's why we are currently looking for a new programmer. Desert Racing has been written in BlitzBasic. Anyone interested in assisting with this development is invited to contact us. Flyin' High Currently we are working on an AmigaOS 4 version of Flyin' High. However it's not ceertain whether the port will ever be finished. We can only say that someone is working on it, but there is no promise that it will eventually be released. Many people have asked us if we were going to release a sequel to Flyin' High. The problem is we have no available developers to continue the work at a steady pace, and even less graphic artists. So sorry, at this point there is not likely to be a sequel to Flyin' High. MED Soundstudio Here the development has been long and drawn out, mainly due to the lack of time and technical problems, but this year it should finally be completed. Amiga Future With issue 70 the Amiga Future has reached 10 years old. That's a tremendous reason for us to celebrate. As well as the 6 issues of the print magazine intended for this year 2008, the Amiga Future homepage is going to be greatly enhanced and will contain lots of new features and content. In fact, we believe that the size of the Amiga Future homepage will double. We hope that the hits will rise like they have done over the past 12 months. Is there any more news? Currently we are in negotiations with people regarding various projects which we want to publish for the Amiga. New projects, mergers and aquisitions, ports and others, but nothing is set in stone at this point. However, you can be sure that there will be many new releases from APC&TCP in 2008. (snx) [News message: 29. Jan. 2008, 14:52] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`29.Jan.2008` Amigaworld.net (Forum)	Amiga Inc.: BitByBit Founder to Enhance Development Team Press release Issaquah, Wash. - January 28, 2008 – Amiga, the pioneer in computer gaming, announced today that it has added Jamie Krueger to its development team. Krueger founded BITbyBIT Software Group LLC in 2004, and will bring his knowledge of the Amiga platform to bear on future product development. "Amiga has gathered a team of highly skilled and motivated developers, with a focus on writing innovative software, and I am very pleased to be joining their ranks as a full time member", said Mr. Krueger. "I first started my software company three years ago with the goal of getting more developers to write software using Amiga technologies. Now, working for Amiga directly, I am looking forward to helping do just that from the inside." Amiga has been a recognized player in the computer gaming industry since the 1980s and has recently re-introduced their Classic Games for use with Windows PC hardware., Amiga plans to expand their Classic offerings to include several hundred titles available by the end of this year, and will soon announce new advances with the release of AmigaAnywhere version 2. "We’re excited to have Jamie join our team", said Bill McEwen, president of Amiga. "We have a lot of great things happening and a lot of new software to ship. Jamie will help us expand product development immensely." About Amiga Amiga, Inc., initially founded in 1983 and re-established in 2000, is a computer software company with a rich heritage in game development and a focus on forging a path for multimedia platform development and hardware-independent technologies. For almost two decades Amiga’s software has been a mainstay for motion picture studios, multimedia creators, and digital entertainment enthusiasts around the world. For more information, visit www.amiga.com. Press Contact Ann Revell-Pechar Revell-Pechar, Inc. C: +1-404-550-0802 O: +1-678-691-0533 ann@revellpechar.com (snx) [News message: 29. Jan. 2008, 14:41] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`15.Jan.2008` Takeo Sato (E-Mail)	Cloanto: Amiga Forever 2008 supports Asus Eee PC Additional to the "100-Dollar-Laptop" XO the forthcoming version of Cloanto's emulator package called Amiga Forever 2008 will support the subnotebook Eee produced by Asus. (snx) (Translation: dr) [News message: 15. Jan. 2008, 18:34] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`09.Jan.2008` Amigaworld.net (website)	New Amiga retailers in Serbia and Spain With Amiga Style in Serbia and Retro-Data in Spain two new Amiga retailers have started their business. (snx) (Translation: ub) [News message: 09. Jan. 2008, 22:12] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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