FileMaker Pro is a powerful, low-code development platform that enables users to create custom applications tailored to their specific business needs. Unlike traditional database software, FileMaker ...

Let’s face it! Not everyone is fond of a full-fledged case – certainly not the ones who love to showcase their iPhones. However, even a die-hard caseless person wants to offer the needed shield to his ...

FileMaker Pro 19 marks the final time that Claris's venerable database tool will see annual updates. AppleInsider examines the new version, as it moves to rolling releases. Over the last several years ...

FileMaker Pro 16 makes it easy to build simple database-driven apps for desktop, web, and iOS, but scalability is limited Not so many years ago, departments tended to run FileMaker database ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Way back in 1987, a few years after Steve Jobs was removed from Apple by its board of directors, Apple spun off a software subsidiary called ...

This is the most significant upgrade to FileMaker since version 7. It’s the best version yet of the database program. For years, at the top of my own FileMaker wish list has been the ability to use ...

Attention, number crunchers and bean counters! Thanks to an inadvertent slip of the webmaster’s finger, Apple may have just unwittingly revealed the semi-imminent release of Filemaker Pro 13, Apple’s ...

Nearly 20 months after the launch of FileMaker Pro 12 by Apple subsidiary FileMaker, Apple appears to have prematurely revealed the upcoming debut of the next-generation database software, FileMaker ...

FileMaker Inc. has announced a “Buy One FileMaker, Give One Free,” a limited-time offer that allows those who purchase FileMaker Pro 12 (US$299) or FileMaker Pro 12 Advanced ($499) to receive a second ...

fmSMS allows users to send an SMS from FileMaker Pro to almost any mobile phone in the world via one of the supported SMS Gateways, reaching over 860 mobile networks in more than 220 countries. SMS ...

Enterprise developers these days are usually heads down, in the trenches working on in-depth applications using Java or .NET with data stored in SQL Server or Oracle or DB2 databases. But there are ...