BeLight Software and MacMinute today announced a poll on the most significant Mac-related event of 2005. All Mac users are welcome to take part in the vote and have a chance to win an iTunes Music Card. There are two US$50 music cards for two best comments, and four $25 cards for runners-up. “The year is almost over and despite the continuing informational buzz, all the major events have already taken place.
Read MoreIogear today announced the launch of its new Bluetooth 2.0 USB adapters, Class 1 and 2. The adapter allows users to interconnect up to seven Bluetooth devices, and the lower power consumption results in longer battery life with use on a laptop. Both adapters are compatible with PC and Mac computers. The Class 1 adapter offers a wireless range of 330 feet, while the Class 2 adapter offers a wireless range of 66 feet.
Read MoreIDG World Expo today announced what it calls a “major focus” on digital photography at Macworld Conference & Expo, taking place January 9-13, 2006 at San Francisco’s Moscone Center. Several new features have been added to this year’s event that will provide attendees with more education, services and product insight about digital photography. Some of the features to be presented include: Aperture, digital photography exhibitors, Digital Photography Day, The Dr.
Read MoreThe latest issue of BusinessWeek showcases the magazine’s picks for the “Best of 2005.” Apple CEO Steve Jobs made the list in the “Best Leaders” category and the company’s iPod nano nabbed a slot in the “Best Products” section. Regarding Jobs, BusinessWeek says “No one in techland had a better year—or a broader impact—than Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs.
Read MoreThe December 10th broadcast of the Inside Mac Radio Show is now available as a podcast download. The show featured Michael Horton, AFTRA/SAG Actor & TV/Movie Star; Jeff Baudin and Seth Spitzer of Outspring; XtremeMac’s Daniel East; Andrew Darlow of Digital Imaging Techniques; Lorene Romero, coordinator for the Inside Mac Macworld Extravaganza; DPBuzz with Philip Hodgetts; Sam Levin’s Cool Mac Picks segment; and Ken Ray’s Mac news week in review.
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