IDG World Expo today announced that Apple CEO Steve Jobs will kick off Macworld Conference & Expo with a keynote address on Tuesday, January 11, 2005. “This is the biggest Macintosh community event of the year and we’re looking forward to a great show,” said David Korse, president & CEO of IDG World Expo in the announcement.
Read MoreYahoo plans to more than double its free email storage limits, reports the Associated Press. As of Monday, members will receive up to 250 MB of free storage, up from the current limit of 100 MB. The move is an obvious reaction to Microsoft’s recent free storage boost for Hotmail to 250 MB and Google’s current 1 GB limit. “Besides increasing storage limits, Yahoo says it has upgraded the tools for verifying the identities of e-mailers and improved the features used to search e-mail content,” notes the report.
Read MoreSony today announced the introduction of a new Mac-compatible double layer, dual format DVD burner. The new DRX-710UL-T, which includes Toast 6 Lite, will allow users to record up to four hours of high-quality MPEG-2 video or up to 8.5 GB of data, music and/or images on compatible DVD+R DL media. The drive supports 2.4X DVD+R DL, 16X DVD+R, 8X DVD-R, 4X DVD+/-RW, 48X CD-R and 24X CD-RW recording speeds.
Read MoreRealmac Software today announced the release of RapidWeaver 3.0, a next-generation Web design application to help users easily create professional looking Web sites in minutes. In fact, no knowledge of HTML, CSS or even Javascript is required.
Read MoreREALVIZ today announced it is shipping ImageModeler 4.0 for the Mac, a solution for measuring and creating 3D scenes using photographs. “Using advanced algorithms, ImageModeler extracts 3D information from stills to help measure the 3D space created and construct accurate 3D models with highly realistic textures.
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