Press Releases

August 13, 2007 - Several Mac-oriented software developers have banded together to offer a collection of their wares in a back-to-school bundle called MacToSchool. For only $49.95, students, parents and teachers get over $300 worth of the best educational and scholarly programs from now until mid-September.

While most people buying for the new school year remember the standard technology fare: computers, printers, blank CDs/DVs and even iPods, most don't even think about the software needed to make that technology cost-effective. "Most technology is bought in hopes of staying on the right side of the digital divide. We put together the package for students and educators to deepen that divide and be more productive with their computers," said Alfonso Guerra, president of Apokalypse Software Corp., one of the developers participating in the program.

June 18, 2007 - Apokalypse Software Corp. today announced it has acquired the productivity applications Mori and Clockwork from Hog Bay Software, and vows to continue moving progress forward on their famed simplicity and utility.

"Mac users appreciate the functionality of these apps because they can do basic tasks simply, and yet take advantage of their rich set of tools should the need arise," said Alfonso Guerra, founder and president of Florida-based Apokalypse Software Corp. "Mori is well-known for its ability to let a user fire off a series of quick notes which the user can then structure how they see fit whenever they like. Whether it's outlining, tags, smart folders or any other of its organizing tools, users know Mori is a powerful writing tool that enables writers to express themselves fully.