SAN FRANCISCO -- 15 January 2008 -- Nolobe today introduced the public beta of Iris, an all-new image editor for Mac OS X. Nolobe, located at booth 1338, will be demonstrating Iris, as well as it's latest version of Interarchy, all week at the Macworld Conference & Expo 2008.

Designed from the ground up specifically for Mac users, Iris provides a powerful, intuitive and easy to use solution for all your photo editing needs. Programmed to perform with a unique and elegant one-window interface, Iris renders confusing multiple palettes obsolete.

"Iris has been created for previously overlooked Mac owners who simply wanted an accessible and easy to use image program that provides professional results, without the professional price tag." explained Matthew Drayton, founder and CEO of Nolobe.

Pricing and Availability

The public debut of Iris will occur at Macworld Conference & Expo on Jan. 15 at booth 1338. Iris is also available for free download from the Nolobe Web site: http://nolobe.com/iris/

Regular updates to the software will be posted on the site, feedback will be collected and the final product is expected to be introduced during March 2008.

Special Offer

Iris 1.0 will retail for $79.95 but can be pre-ordered starting Jan. 15 for $39.95 (saving $40) from The Nolobe Store: http://store.nolobe.com/

About Nolobe

Nolobe specializes in developing advanced yet user friendly Mac software. Nolobe's flagship application, Interarchy, the world's most advanced (and award winning) file transfer program, is now joined by Iris, a powerful, intuitive and easy-to-use image editor. Nolobe -- Sophistication Simplified.

For more information, visit http://nolobe.com.