Juiced.GS magazine renewals for the 2007 subscription year are now available for purchase for subscribers in both the United States and the rest of the world. Juiced.GS is the only remaining printed magazine for Apple II users and enthusiasts.
November 2006
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Virtual ][ for Mac OS X updated to version 5.6
Gerard Putter has updated his OS X 8-bit Apple II emulator, Virtual ][, to version 5.6. What’s new in version 5.6
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Updated ADTPro now sends bootstrapping code
David Schmidt has updated the ADTPro server software with the ability to send bare-metal bootstrapping code over a serial connection to a DOS-less Apple II. This makes ADTPro one of the most versatile and convenient ways to get your Apple II going again, if you don’t have a copy of DOS or ProDOS on disk.
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Alex Freed’s Pseudo-Disk ][ in limited production, on sale now
Alex Freed has made a small production run of about 20 Pseudo-Disk ][ cards, an MMC interface for the Apple II. Get your order in now, they won’t last long.
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Interview with VisiCalc inventor, Don Bricklin
Low End Mac has a short interview with Dan Bricklin, who co-developed the Apple II program VisiCalc, the world’s first electronic spreadsheet. Read about his history and what he’s been up to these days, like his latest project, wikiCalc.
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Catakig v2.00b3 for Mac OS X available
Colin Klipsch has released a new beta release of Catakig, an open-source emulator for the popular Apple II series of personal computers, supporting the Apple ][, ][+, //e, and //c models.
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A2Unplugged show #0006 released
Ryan Suenaga’s Apple II podcast A2Unplugged, show #0006 is now available for download from the A2Unplugged web site or via iTunes. This edition features an interview with Em Maginnis, producer and maintainer of The Computist Project.
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October edition of 1MHz! The Apple II Podcast available
The October edition of 1MHz! The Apple II Podcast, is now freely available for download from Carrington Vanston’s website or from the iTunes store.