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miSoft Launches Five Exciting
iPad and iPhone Apps
Chicago, IL April 1, 2010 -- miSoft, a brand new iPad and iPhone
App (http://www.misoft.com/) developer, launches five apps empowering
users to create digital art (http://www.misoft.com/). The next generation
of finger painting, miSoft miArt is the basis for apps that elevate
the simple act of drawing with a suite of sophisticated tools. The
result? A must-have set of iPad and iPhone apps anyone can use to
create unique greeting cards, postcards, note cards, animation and
digital art. miSoft is front and center at the iPad media revolution.
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"When I was growing up, we used to hear about
Cable TV bringing into your 'living room' all the entertainment
you ever wanted at the touch of a button. It never happened; until
iTunes and the App Store. Apple has done what cable never did; this
portal is everything you ever wanted or knew. From an environmentally
friendly and money saving App like miNoteCards, to Brown Eyed Girl,
to Beauty and the Beast, to an App like miSoft’s miArts, where
you can make your own digital art (http://www.misoft.com/) and animations,
with sound, and post them to the world on You Tube! With miSoft
Apps, you can watch your creations with your family on your iPhone,
or an iTV or, even more, sitting at the beach on a iPad 3G. The
world has changed, the next Tech revolution has arrived; it was
the PC, now it's the iPad," said Daniel Fontana, CEO, miSoft,
LLC.
Three iPhone apps (http://www.misoft.com/) are available right
now from the iTunes store. miArts is a powerful, fully featured
digital animation creation engine. miArtsJr integrates features
appealing to kids. miNoteCards lets users make and send personalized
note cards, thoughtful, smart, environmentally friendly money savers.
Three more will launch, timed with iPad's highly anticipated arrival.
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Radiance Digital Entertainment
and Omniverse Games to Publish Online Games in North America
Portsmouth, NH March 5, 2010
North American gamers will soon |
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the studios of leading independent game developer Radiance
Digital Entertainment. Excalibur Online will begin closed
beta testing in March, with an official launch scheduled for
April. Beach Volleyball Online will follow one month later.
"When I first saw the quality and potential for these
games, I knew we had to bring them to the English speaking
world" says Jonathan Seidenfeld, CEO of Omniverse Games,
"Both games fill niches sorely underrepresented in today's
market."
"We are pleased with the support and dedication Omniverse
Games has shown during the localization phase of development,
and we are looking forward to seeing these games make a splash
in North America" says Montgomery Singman, CEO of Radiance
Digital Entertainment. While each of the games appeals to
a different demographic, they both take advantage of the current
demand for games representing new genres in the fast growing
free-to-play online gaming space.
Excalibur Online is a browser based free-to-play massively
multiplayer online real time strategy (MMORTS) game. Set in
post Roman Britain in the years just preceding the rise of
King Arthur and Camelot, players in Excalibur Online must
collect resources and quickly develop new technology in order
to build up their cities, maintain powerful armies, and try
to unify Britain under their own rule. Of course thousands
of other players have the same goal, so it's a never ending
battle for resources and development. Players can enter into
(and break) alliances with other players, get help from legendary
heroes, and use magical special items to achieve their objectives.
More information including screenshots and Closed Beta sign-ups
can be found on the official Excalibur Online website (http://www.excaliburmmo.com)
as well as on our official Facebook Fan Page.
Beach Volleyball Online is a free-to-play Sports MMO. Players
are immersed in an exquisite 3D world set in a lush beach
side environment. The game incorporates the intense tactics
and competition of real beach volleyball into a larger virtual
world where players and their avatars can explore, socialize,
and make new friends. BVO is one of the first true sports
MMOs in that it features a large, stable persistent world,
character development, exploration, and can be played however
the player chooses to enjoy the game. Much more information
including screenshots, videos, closed beta signups, and an
introduction to the BVO community can be found on the official
BVO website (http://www.bvogame.com) and on our official Facebook
Fan Page.
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Engineering Degrees Account
for 8 of the Top 10 Best Paying Bachelor’s Degrees
Emagister.net has shown an increase in searches for Engineering
Degrees due to a recently released top paying degrees survey. The
survey published
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by the National Association
of Colleges and Employers (NACE) shows that Engineering students
have a starting salary advantage over their business counterparts
and will enter the job market at a salary rate that is 1.5 times
higher than bachelor’s degree graduates as a whole.
(PRWEB) March 28, 2010 -- Engineering degrees may not be the most
sought after degrees or may not appear on the most popular degree
lists specifically for lesser known professions such as petroleum
engineers, but times are changing and the economic crisis is influencing
education as well. The recent survey has drawn interest from readers
as evidenced by the rise in students who have taken to the web in
search of Engineering degrees such as Computer Engineering Degrees
on educational directories such as Emagister.net
In NACE's Winter 2010 Salary Survey, engineering disciplines account
for eight of the 10 bachelor's degrees that could prove most valuable
to graduates entering the job market. There are many variables that
go into determining starting salaries however it appears that the
most influential factor driving up starting salaries to 1.5 times
the normal rate is the low number of students holding these degrees
or set to graduate with engineering titles. Competition in the job
market is driving up earning potential for those holding bachelor’s
degrees in fields such as Petroleum Engineering, Chemical Engineering
and Computer Engineering. Schools such as ECPI College of Technology,
RETS College and Walden University offer degrees in engineering
that can be completed on campus, online or a combination of both
in order to respond to the demands for programs in these fields
not only from beginning students but from working adults looking
for a career change and salary boost.
Emagister.net was launched in 2009 as an education resource for
individuals looking to better themselves through education. Run
by experts in the education industry, Emagister is currently serving
11 countries with 3 more planned launches in the second quarter
of 2010. Emagister is well on its way of becoming the World’s
Education Pathfinder.
If you would like to learn more about Engineering Degrees or would
like to request information from a specific school on emagister.net,
please visit us at www.emagister.net or email us at studentsupport(at)emagister(dot)net.
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