In an article (free subscription required) published today on the New York Times Web site, John Markoff writes about the current hubbub surrounding a recent patent application filed by Apple Computer to the US Patent and Trademark office.
Read MoreOmicron Software today released ToDo X 1.1, an update to the company’s straightforward, dedicated to-do list application written in native Cocoa for Mac OS X. Version 1.1 offers additional printing options and dock menu capabilities, as well as a number of user interface improvements, convenience features and bug fixes. ToDo X is US$15 shareware.
Read MoreAs is their custom during Macworld Expo, our friends at Geek Culture have posted another Joy of Tech comic related to the event. The first one pokes fun at Apple rumors around expo time and shows NORAD tracking them. The Joy of Tech comic series routinely delivers a humorous look at technology and the issues surrounding it.
Read MoreChronos, makers of Personal Organizer and StickyBrain, today announced that it will unveil a new software product at Macworld Expo this week. No details were offered on the new product, dubbed “F10 Launch Studio,” but Robert McCullough, VP of Product Development at Chronos, was quoted as saying that “It will change the way you use your computer.”
Read MoreThe universities of North Carolina (UNC) in Chapel Hill and North Carolina State (NCSU) in Raleigh will both be hosting live satellite feeds of Steve Jobs’ Macworld Expo San Francisco keynote. UNC’s event will be held in room 1505 of the university’s new student union building from 12:00 – 2:00 PM ET, while NCSU’s will begin at 11:30 AM at its McKimmon Center.
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