Today's press event: Rumor recap

In regards to David's comment: Microsoft has tried to do their own photo editing software about 100 times now, and it never works. In fact I wrote the libraries that MS licensed just to put native image support into their OS ( a la Photo Editor that came with Office, go to the Help-About menu and it says Media Cybernetics - my former company). But if any software needed the Apple touch, it's Photoshop. Talk about feature creep! For anyone who hasn't used the product since version 1.0, it's a complete mystery and way too big for its own good. I'd love something between Photoshop (extreme Pro), and iPhoto (a wrapper around Quartz). There are plenty of basic filters, editing techniques, and transforms that are a snap to implement and can be used as extensions to iPhoto. To actually try to kill Photoshop would take a decade of development effort at least.

I hope that Apple doesn't step too hard on Adobe's toes re: this photo/image editing software thing. The last thing I need is for Adobe to yank Photoshop from the Mac ecosystem. As a Mac-using photographer and graphic designer, I'd be plenty screwed.

Follow the steps, rather than the link (in case I'm only getting to see it because of caching) and you get to a page listing the following (not very exciting) details : Address: 1 INFINITE LOOP, MS: 301-4AM CUPERTINO, CA 95014 Contact: SUSAN DUORA Phone - (408) 974-9641

nope... link still doesn't work... even the one that Chris posted

I wonder if new iSight capable iBooks may also be on the cards as the iMac is the consumer product whereas the PowerBook is the professional product.

Would Apple have spent the time and money to create FrontRow and PhotoBooth for just one piece of hardware? I think that the new PowerBooks when they come (if not today) will have iSights embedded in them, with PhotoBooth and maybe FrontRow. And, We will see FrontRow on Mac mini's. (Yippee!)

Floorplan link seems wrong. This one works for me: http://www.photoplusexpo.com/ppe/exhibit_hall/exhibitor_details.jsp?detailKey=2795570 Go to www.photoplusexpo.com, Exhibit Hall -> Floor plan to find exhibitor #338 owns the biggest booth, then go Exhibitor Hall -> Exhibitor list and do a search for 338 and click on the name ("Reserve") to reveal the address.

Have a look here: http://www.thinksecret.com/news/0508adobe.html