The new Notes for the Mac is here, the new Notes for the Mac is here!
OK, so it's not exactly a great Steve Martin impression.
But it is important news for us Macheads and you enterprise IT folks looking to add a little Mac OS X love to your enterprise IT environment.
Forbes is covering the announcement made earlier today at Macworld that IBM has officially released revamped versions of Lotus Notes concurrent with the Windows version (and Lotus Symphony will be available on the Mac later this month).
No more of the usual full-year wait.
You can read the full skinny from mi amigo Ed Brill, who's out at Moscone Center in San Fran keeping all those Apple fanboys in line and demonstrating how Lotus Notes is taking a bite out of Microsoft's email and productivity apple.
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