For over 20 years, FileMaker has made its mark as a cross-platform database. Fortunately, the software continues to improve.

In the latest release of its namesake database application, FileMaker Inc. has included improvements that make it easier for end users to work with and share data. Click here to read the full ...

FileMaker Pro 11, the latest version of the Mac database software, was officially released Tuesday, packing in improved chart visuals, "on the fly" reporting, a new Quick Find capability, and a ...

FileMaker, Inc. previews its new FileMaker 13 platform, which puts the emphasis on browser access and improved design tools.

Database-like applications have been available on the desktop for some time now, with FileMaker Pro Advanced, née Developer, having the capability to generate stand-alone applications encapsulating ...

FileMaker Server 8, a separate product that makes it possible to integrate FileMaker databases with enterprise SQL and Oracle systems, is priced at $999, and FileMaker Server Advanced 8, which adds ...

In all, the changes appear to be an evolutionary change for a solid database app. FileMaker Pro 11 is $299 for a single license, and Advanced is $499.

Perhaps even more impressive, this company does all its work in FileMaker Pro, not Advanced. Unlike most relational databases, the entry-level version is not dumbed down.

The latest FileMaker database version includes the first massive interface makeover in about 10 years.

The App requires FileMaker 8 or 9 plus, and FileMaker Advanced is required for Database setup. FMWebschool intends to offer an automated setup method in the near future.