Iogear today announced its rechargeable Bluetooth Mini Mouse, allowing for use up to 66 feet away from the computer. The new slimline mouse is equipped with and on/off switch to save on battery power, as well as a charger cable that allows the mouse to be charged by connecting it to a USB port. The US$69.95 Bluetooth Mini Mouse comes with a carrying case, USB battery charger cable, AAA rechargeable batteries and USB extension cable.
Read MoreEngadget reports that the recently released iTunes 4.7 breaks compatibility with iPodDownload, an iTunes plug-in that allows users to transfer songs from any iPod to your iTunes library. Apple allows an iPod to be associated with only one iTunes music library at a time in order to prevent the digital music player from being used to transfer songs to any computer.
Read MoreAccording to Tim O’Reilly, founder and CEO of O’Reilly Media, Google CEO Eric Schmidt was not as clear as media reports said he was on bringing a version of Google Desktop to Mac OS X. “I’m the one who asked [Schmidt] the question at his talk about whether we’d expect a Mac version of Google desktop, and I have to say I didn’t read his response at all the way the Reuters reporter did,” O’Reilly writes.
Read MoreMacMinute’s Executive Briefing for Oct. 30, 2004–a recap of all the news we have posted over the past week–is now available. If you think you may have missed something, here is your chance to catch up.
Read MoreGoogle plans to release a version of Google Desktop for Macs, Google CEO Eric Schmidt said on Friday. Schmidt did not set a timetable for a Mac version of the tool, saying it had to be rebuilt from the ground up for Mac OS X.
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