The Boston Herald has an article on the smaller east coast Macworld Expo taking place in New York next month, and what it means for the 2004 expo in Boston. “Macworld’s much-touted return to the Hub next year may feature a dramatically downsized show that has tens of thousands of fewer attendees than first planned, recent events in New York indicate.
Read MoreGriffin Technology today announced the iTrip FM Transmitter for the new third generation (3G) iPods that were recently released by Apple. Like the original, the new iTrip rests atop the iPod and attaches securely to the headphone jack and can broadcast to any available frequency on the FM dial. The US$35 device, which is lighter than the original, requires no batteries — it draws minimum power directly from the iPod and automatically shuts off after 60 seconds without music.
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Read MoreCenturion announced today that it will showcase the Mac OS X version of its DriveShield hard-drive and data protection software at the National Educational Computing Conference (NECC) (booth #0740) in Seattle, WA June 30– July 2. The DriveShield security solution ensures stable, consistent computer configurations and protects machines from unwanted user changes such as Internet downloads, software installations and modifications to settings.
Read MoreCMP Media has announced the release of “Final Cut Express Editing Workshop” (US$29.95), authored by Tom Wolsky. The book “teaches novice FCE editors the fine art of editing using the same principles and techniques taught in film schools. Industry veteran Tom Wolsky uses 11 hands-on tutorials to delve into every essential feature of the application.
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