Tag: macworld2006
Found Footage: David Pogue at Macworld
David Pogue, bestselling author, NY Times columnist, and ham, has created a very clever overview of Macworld 2006. Using advanced technology David allows you to feel like you were there bounding the concrete floors of the Moscone with the rest of the Mac faithful, even though you were home working ...
Daring Fireball's Macworld 2006 roundup
John Gruber, of Daring Fireball, or 'the Grubs,' as I like to call him, has posted a lengthy review of this year's Macworld. He goes over what he expected to be announced, what was announced, and what he thinks of the whole thing. It is nice to see that we weren't the only people surprised by the ...
Girl tech at Macworld
Natalie Zee of Coquette has gathered together some of her picks from Macworld that are the best examples of 'girl tech' at Macworld. Since I am not a girl I must admit that I didn't notice any of these products (though some more observant men I am sure did see them). Her round up includes ...
Project X from Marware
When they are not busy creating new iPod cases it seems that the folks at Marware are creating project management software, perhaps so they can more effectively produce iPod cases. Project X bills itself as 'project management for the rest of us,' and it is very slick. I watched a demo at the ...
Audioblog.com offers on the fly iPod video transcoding
TUAW has just learned from reliable sources that audioblog.com has just released a new feature for their venerable online podcasting/vlogging tool. You can now upload almost any video format to your audioblog account and it will transcode the file for you to an iPod ready video file, and post it to ...
Cableyoyo introduces Pop
At Macworld Boston we were bowled over by Cableyoyo, and it seems that they have another trick up their sleeve. What is better than a thin cable management solution? A thin management solution with a suction cup called Pop, of course! The idea is that you would slap this thing on the back of your ...
iWeb code not so pretty
I put out a call for your iWeb produced pages and you answered in droves. Now, I'm no HTML/XHTML/CSS expert, but Todd Dominey is, and he isn't pleased with the code that he sees. The code is standards compliant, but it is doing some odd things that just aren't needed, or wanted. If you want the full ...
iSale 3
While I was watching the iSale 3 demo I couldn't help but think, 'This is Delicious Library for eBay auctions.' This application allows you to list items on eBay, preview what it will look like, and track the status and the bids on your current auctions in real time. There is also a Dashboard ...
harman/kardon Bridge
The harman/kardon Bridge allows you to integrate your iPod with a variety of harman/kardon audio equipment. You can control playback and see what tracks are playing on compatible gear, and it charges your iPod to boot. The nano and video enabled iPods can be used with this but it does not enable ...
maccontrol
Do you ever wish you can run all of your home entertainment stuff with your Mac and a remote? Well, the fine folks at maccontrol certainly hope that you do. They have two products that are designed to make this happen: the maccontrol connector and the maccontrol remote. The Connector can control but ...
Macbook Pros come with Comic Life
I was under the impression that Comic Life would only be bundled with the new iMac. It makes sense, Comic Life is a fun application and the iMac is a the consumer level desktop. However, I have just learned that Comic Life is also being bundled with the Macbook Pros. I'm sure your presentations ...
Freeverse to release Heroes of Might and Magic V
Freeverse, that wonderfully wacky game developer and distributor, has just inked a deal to bring Heroes of Might and Magic V to a Mac near you. A release date hasn't been announced as of yet, but I have it on very good authority that the Mac version will have 20% more unicorns than the PC version. ...
Griffin SmartShare
Griffin has released their latest cool little accessory that you didn't know you needed until you heard about it. The SmartShare plugs into any mini-jack, like perhaps an iPod, and allows you to connect two set of headphones. It is basically a splitter, but the nice thing is that each separate ...
Blackberry to offer 'PocketMac for BlackBerry'
Joining Microsoft in the 'we don't want to make a Mac version of this so let's just give someone else's away' school of thought Research in Motion, the makers of Blackberry, will be offering PocketMac for Blackberry as a free download for their customers sometime in February. PocketMac began life as ...
Google Earth plugin for SketchUp
SketchUp has teamed up with Google to create a beta plugin for SketchUp (a very cool drafting program). Why is this cool? You can create a building in SketchUp and place that drawing in its context in Google Earth. This is a very powerful concept and I'm sure lots of small Mac shops are ...
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