Corto has created a new website, based on an idea floating around the MorphZone forums for some time, the PNG Icon Project.

This project is intended to be a searchable index of PNG icons, that will also allow users to submit requests and authors to upload icons. The site is young, with much room to grow, so give the PIP site a visit, suggestions, but most of all -- submit your icons!

PIP Website

Pegasos Hungary has been awarded the best of the web for Q2 2004 by Genesi.

Source: MorphOS-News
Link: Pegasos.hu

Issue 36, The Court of King Arthur is ready and waiting for you. Many platforms are covered in this issue including Linux, Amiga and PC.

If you are using Linux based machine better read Mr. Uries excellent report on F-Prot a virus checker (can never be to careful).

The Crypt

Titan computer have updated their Papyrus Office website with a new English version.

Titan can be found HERE.

An English Interview with DiscreetFX has been published on the AmigaWorld Homepage.

Also, a German translation can be found at the homepage of the Amiga Future.

http://www.amigafuture.de/interactive/interview/discreetfx.php

http://www.amigafuture.de

The APC&TCP homepage has received a big update today. There have been many small HTML related bugs eliminated and there is some overall improvement.

Besides that the retail price of Crossfire II has been cut to 29.90 euros.

BBRV announced on the forums that online ordening is back.

http://www.pegasosppc.com/store.php

At this moment seems that only Pegasos II G4 and ODW are available.

Today the issue #49 (July/August) of the Amiga Future has been released.

Beside the AmigaOS 4 Pre-Release review we have also a review of the Hardware-Assistent, Hollywood-Designer, Amiga Forever 6.0, Open Transport Tycoon and of course LGeneral this time.

http://www.amigafuture.de

The latest issue of Total Amiga has come back from the printers and has been posted to subscribers across the world who should begin to receive their magazines early next week.

www.AmigaWorld.org, the online magazine, now features an ongoing MorphOS 1.4 guide.

Select "Readmore" to see AmigaWorld.org's letter to the community.

AmigArt, www.amigart.com, has been recently hacked, creating a complete loss of their news archives. Guvenc, webmaster of AmigArt and the MorphZone Swedish moderator, may not be able to continue AmigArt due to this unfortunate incident.

More information about the incident, and AmigArt's reaction, can be found AmigArt.com.

Today the preview and reading/layout trial of the issue July/August 2004 #49 of the Amiga Future went online.

Besides a review of the AmigaOS 4 Pre-release you can find of course further reviews/previews i.e. of Open Transport Tycoon, LGeneral, Barkanoidz 2, Hollywood Designer, Amiga Forever 6.0 and much more.

After long...erm...hours of hard work TranspoClock 1.03 was finished. Thanks to extensive testing and comments from random (hi tokai!;) #morphos people tclock quickly morphed to 1.04. You can get the new version from here.

Changes since last release:
- More event handling fixes
- Memory usage bar

Nova Design Summer Sale - Limited Time

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According to this article on The Register, Freescale, the earlier semiconducter company launched by Motorola, has applied for an IPO with the SEC.

Freescale hopes to raise nearly two billion dollars from this IPO, and individual stocks will cost less than $20 each.