Griffin Technology today announced that its PowerPod auto charger is fully compatible with the recently announced iPods, in addition to the original models. “We originally designed the PowerPod with a separate cable and module to give our customers the flexibility to use any FireWire cable they wanted. Turns out our iPod Auto Charger is even more flexible than we thought.” said CEO Paul Griffin.
Read MoreRolling Stone’s 35th Anniversary Issue (on newsstands now) includes a collection of “American Icons” — “people, inventions and images that define our times” — and the iPod made the list. “Two years ago, I had a meeting with some people from Apple wherein I was singing the praises for iTunes,” writes electronic music artist Moby in the article. “My only problem with iTunes, I said, was that there wasn’t a portable MP3 player that was proprietary for the Mac.
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GRIFFIN ANNOUNCES POWERPOD AUTO CHARGER COMPATIBLE WITH NEW iPODS
PowerPod Charger Is Half The Cost Of Competing Charger And Is Shipping Now
NASHVILLE, TN – April 30, 2003. Griffin Technology Inc, innovator of
exciting hardware and software products for the Mac and PC market, today
announced that the PowerPod iPod Auto Charger is fully compatible with the
just announced new Apple iPods in addition to the original iPod models with
FireWire ports on top.
Now Software Announces Mac OS X Address Book Compatibility For Now
Up-to-Date & Contact
Users Gain Mac OS X Mail and Bluetooth Compatibility; Enables One Button
Import/Export of Business and Personal Contact Information
COLUMBUS, OHIO – April 30, 2003- Now Software, makers of the #1 best
selling calendar and contact manager, Now Up-to-Date & Contact, today
announced new integration with Apple’s Mac OS X Address Book. Address Book
integration is available as a free standalone sync application for users of
Now Up-to-Date & Contact Version 4.1 and higher.
The organizers of the AppleScript Pro Sessions let us know that the discounts offered for early registrations will expire after May 1. The five-day training event, which takes place in Monterey, CA on June 2-6, offers you the opportunity to learn more about AppleScript, the powerful built-in automation technology from Apple. Attendees can register for single days at a cost of US$400, with multiple day discounts available, including all five days at $1500. After May 1, the price goes up to $500 a day or $2,000 for the entire week.
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