November 30, 2007 6:00 AMBruji has released version 4.1 of their Pedia programs - DVDpedia, Bookpedia, CDpedia and Gamepedia. The Pedia programs are media inventory applications for Mac OS X, with Internet search and iSight scanning ability. The update includes customization options for the Add/Edit window allowing users to choose where to display fields and in what order, customization for the Full Screen View details for an improved home theater experience, a new Tags field, better iWeb integration, full Leopard compatibility including new icons as well as many bug fixes and other enhancements.From Pong to Halo 2, Atari to PS3, Beginner Level to Master Chief - Gamepedia is a game cataloging application for everyone running Mac OS X. It lets you keep track of your game progress, where your games are and which ones you want to buy in the future. Getting your collection into Gamepedia is easy - just let the program do the work for you. Enter the title or a keyword into the search field and Gamepedia will get all the information for you from one of the six Amazon sites (US, UK, Germany, Canada, France, Japan). If you have an iSight or a scanner you can find your games even faster. Just open a search window and scan the UPC. Cuecats, modified or not, are supported too.For more information follow the links below.GamepediaBruji.com

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