Taking a page from the Apple App Store, German developer Graebert GmbH on Tuesday announced an online store and community for DraftSight, its multiplatform CAD platform. The company said acceptance of ...

AutoCAD, the industry-standard Computer Aided Design (CAD) application from Autodesk, is back on the Mac after an 18-year hiatus. This is good news for many Mac fans in the architecture, engineering, ...

Today Autodesk announced AutoCAD 2012 for Mac OSX, offering native support for Mac OSX Lion, and AutoCAD WS for Mac (the cloud/mobile solution for CAD drawings). Autodesk also announced AutoCAD LT ...

It’s been 18 years since the last appearance of AutoCAD on the Mac platform. 18 years during which professional designers and engineers all over the world were forced to use a PC, or install a copy of ...

Autodesk has officially introduced AutoCAD 2011 for Mac OS X, bringing its freeform 3D design and drafting tools back to the Mac after an 18 year hiatus. Word of a secret AutoCAD for Mac beta program ...

AutoCAD is to the built world what Microsoft Excel is to finance. Autodesk’s computer-aided design software is more than just a tool used by nearly 10 million engineers and architects to shape the ...

Autodesk is bringing AutoCAD, its industry standard design software, back to the Mac in October. A free AutoCAD viewer app for iOS is on its way as well. Autodesk senior vice-president Amar Hanspal ...

Autodesk today announced the launch of the latest versions of its popular AutoCAD computer-aided design software packages for Mac, adding a number of new features that put the release nearly equal to ...

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Mac-loving engineers, drafters, designers, and students have been waiting for a Mac-native version of AutoCAD to reappear on the platform for many years, so when Apple and Autodesk announced AutoCAD ...

Autodesk is bringing its popular engineering program back to the Mac after long absence and is launching mobile versions for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology ...