The german and english issue 75 + 76 of the Amiga Future are out of stock. Because of that you can read the magazines (amongst many other issues) online at http://www.amigafuture.de/kb.php?mode=cat&cat=65 (german: http://www.amigafuture.de/kb.php?mode=cat&cat=10 .

The Issue 90 release some days ago.

Amiga Future Homepage Needs Help

Amiga North Thames will be holding its Monthly meet tommorrow (Sunday, June 12th) in Enfield, Greater London UK.

ANT is the UK's Longest running Amiga user group, supporting users of AmigaOS4.x and Classic Amigas

LAG 22 will be held tomorrow Saturday the 11th of June 2011 from 12 PM - 5 PM in the Welton Village Hall, Welton-by-Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England.

London, 7th June 2011

A-EON Technology is pleased to announce that following an extensive test programme Varisys are about to commence manufacturing the full complement of Nemo 2 motherboards for the AmigaOne X1000 Beta Test Team.
As part of the pre-qualification process, Varisys have ported the PowerPC version of Debian Squeeze to demonstrate that all onboard components and subsystems are working as expected. The AmigaOS4 developers have also been busy porting the
latest version of AmigaOS4.1.x

This announcement already went out by telegraph on accident and is burning up the wires so we are also releasing it here one day early. To Celebrate it's 16th Birthday DiscreetFX is once again helping the Amiga community by Launching Project Metropolis

ACube Systems announces the immediate release of the fpga.resource. This is an OS4 component that provides access to the I/O expansion bus found on the Sam460ex boards.

iBatch V. 1.2 had been released exlusively on Amiga Future Cover CD 90. From now on it is also downloadable from iBatch website for free !

Relec company in partnership with www.meta-morphos.org website are happy to announce you the list of the projects submitten for the competition "Best AmigaOS4 & MorphOS 2011 project"

(Posted on behalf of Ross Vumbaca)

I'd like to let everyone know about the upcoming scene party "Flashback 2011" in Sydney Australia.

These parties are quite common in Europe, but are very rare in Australia!

News item taken from amiga.org

A new commercial version of the prism2.device wireless network driver is now available that supports WPA (TKIP) and WPA2 (CCMP/AES) encryption. However, please note that not all cards support all encryption modes.