In this section you'll find news and information about everything Omnis.

• To read the Product Release Announcements for Omnis Studio 5, please click here.
• To read the Product Release Announcements for Omnis Studio 5 Mobile Client, please click here.
• To read the Product Release Announcements for Omnis Studio 4.3.1, please click here.
• To read about the Omnis Studio Web Services component, please click here.
• To read about the latest news from http://www.tigerlogic.com/omnis/, please click here.
• Tiger Logic has compiled technical notes designed to help you with some of the more common technical problems you might face while developing your Omnis application. To read them please click here.
• The Omnis white papers cover a broad range of software development and business issues affecting your choice of development tools and solutions. To read the white papers, please click here.

• Please click here to view web application examples created using the Omnis Web Client technology.
• To see the results of a comparison table of Omnis Studio and other SDK's. please click here
• To read about the Minimum System Requirements for Omnis Studio, please click here
• To view the Browser Compatibility Chart for Omnis Web Client Plug-in, please click here
• To read about Omnis 7³ v8.3's Operating System's compatibility, please click here
• Please click here to download the Omnis Studio v4 brochure
• Please click here to download "10 reasons why you should choose Omnis Studio."
• Please click here to read the feature comparison guide for Omnis Studio.

Omnis-Dev - As with any software development tool, you would expect there to be a thriving developer community and Omnis is no exception. The real focus of the Omnis developer community is an email list, which the community runs itself for all Omnis developers old and new. The new mailing lists are provided (in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish) and available at: www.omnis-dev.com, where you can sign-up and browse the archive, which has over 140,000 messages going back to 1995, a very useful resource.

ZeeMapsMark Phillips of Mophilly & Associates has created an interactive map on the ZeeMaps web site showing where Omnis developers are located in all parts of the world. The ZeeMaps site was created using Google Maps and allows a network of people to show how they are geographically located. The question that really interested Mark was "where are my fellow developers?", so that's why he created the map and posted a note to the Omnis List inviting developers to add markers for themselves.

There are now over 300 entries on the map, and the number continues to grow. The majority of Omnis developers who added markers are located in Europe, North and Central America, as well as a dozen or so in Australia and New Zealand. One claims to be in Antartica (obviously a Linux fan). There are developers in South Africa and South America, and many other parts of the world, so Mark encourages all developers to join the map.

How to add your marker: Go to the Omnis map at: http://www.zeemaps.com/map?group=305. Click on "Login" and enter "omnisian". To add a new marker, click "Add Marker", or to change an existing marker, click on your marker to display the information bubble. Click on your name in the top of the bubble, and a dialog should appear. Make the desired changes and click "submit". There is a color coded legend to allow you characterize your business activity (Consultant, In-house developer, etc).