<rss version="2.0">  <channel>   <title>    FileMaker News   </title>   <meta content="Manage people, projects, assets and more--the easy way" name="description" />   <meta content="FileMaker News" name="keywords" />   <meta content="13, 1 2010  11:55:30 AM -0800" name="date" />   <link>   http://www.filemaker.com/   </link>   <description>    News, events, and information from FileMaker Inc.   </description>   <language>    en-us   </language>   <copyright>    Copyright 2010 FMI   </copyright>   <lastBuildDate>    <meta content="13, 1 2010  11:55:30 AM -0800" name="date" />   </lastBuildDate>   <category>    Database   </category>   <category>    Productivity   </category>   <category>    Santa Clara   </category>   <category>    San Francisco Bay Area   </category>   <docs>    http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss   </docs>   <image>    <url>     http://www.filemaker.com/images/logos/filemaker_logo.png    </url>    <title>    </title>    <link>    http://www.filemaker.com/    </link>   </image><item><title>MACLIFE: New Bento 3 is Great: its 'interface makes building databases … enjoyable'</title><link>http://www.filemaker.com/news/rss_redirect?id=3000</link><description>MacLife reviews the new Bento 3 and declares it "Great." Praising the new personal database’s ability to organize all kinds of data, interface with Address Book, iCal and iPhoto, and new sharing features, MacLife says, "All of these features make Bento 3 brilliant for personal and small-group scenarios ... The easy-to-use interface makes building databases (dare we say it?) enjoyable."</description></item><item><title>MACSIMUM: ‘Bento 3 worth every penny’</title><link>http://www.filemaker.com/news/rss_redirect?id=3014</link><description>Reviewing the new Bento 3, Macsimum News says, "Apple subsidiary FileMaker continues to bring database to the masses. Database is just a geek word for collection of stuff. Used to be, if you wanted a database, you had to hire someone to program it, or learn it yourself—not an easy task ... So FileMaker put together a program that makes it simple — Bento. And with the recent jump to v. 3, Bento takes another step toward making it easy for anyone to build and use a database ... Bento is worth every penny of the US$49 you pay for it. And a five-computer family license is $99. If you have a previous version, buying directly from the Bento website will save you $20 instantly."</description></item><item><title>BUSINESS WEEK highlights new Bento 3 and iPhoto integration</title><link>http://www.filemaker.com/news/rss_redirect?id=3016</link><description>The new Bento 3 is available, and BUSINESS WEEK says, "The new key feature is that Bento 3 talks to iPhoto, and your iPhoto albums are viewable from within Bento. This makes it easy to store and edit detailed information about your photos, but also to link photos to entries in your Bento database, whether its for a list of small business contacts, or your collection of antique stoneware."</description></item><item><title>Wine cellar trend: Let Bento for iPhone guide your wine shopping and organizing</title><link>http://www.filemaker.com/news/rss_redirect?id=3018</link><description>The Napa Valley Register surveyed wine industry experts for advice on the best approach to storing your wines and keeping track of what is in your cellar: "Rebecca Chapa, a professional taster and wine educator (www.rebeccachapa.com) said that even though a wine lover may not have ideal cellar conditions, it is more important to avoid drastic ups and downs in temperature than it is to keep a wine storage space at a strict 55 degrees. She also reported, ‘I recently found a cool new program to help you keep track of inventory, it’s called Bento for Filemaker and it has an application for iPhone so you can be sure you aren’t buying something you already have at home.’ "</description></item><item><title>MacNN: Bento 3 earns 4-1/2 stars for eliminating the complexity of database design</title><link>http://www.filemaker.com/news/rss_redirect?id=3019</link><description>MacNN reviews Bento 3, finds much to praise, and awards it 4-1/2 out of 5 stars: "Bento really shows the power of a true personal database, with its well thought out interface. It is immediately useful, thanks to built-in templates and a straightforward design ... I have no reservations recommending this program for use in small business or for home projects."</description></item><item><title>Introducing Bento 3 Contact and Customer Manager</title><link>http://www.filemaker.com/news/rss_redirect?id=3036</link><description>Now available for download, Bento 3 Contact and Customer Manager is the fast, free, and easy way to get instant access to contact and customer details. View call history, notes from meetings and conversations, upcoming to-do items, related documents and files, important emails, sales opportunities, receipts, and more. This download includes a free trial of new Bento 3 for Mac.</description></item> </channel> </rss> 