Axiotron and Other World Computing (OWC) today announced that they will be unveiling the ModBook, which they say is the first ever Mac tablet computer solution, on January 9th, at the Macworld Expo in San Francisco. After an invitation-only press showcase, the Axiotron ModBook will be unveiled to the general public at 2:30 p.m. at the Other World Computing Booth (#S2218).
Read MoreBeLight Software today announced the forthcoming release of its new product — Live Interior 3D. This is a new Mac application for designing house, apartment and office interiors. The program will contain 3D objects of real furniture and an option to use objects from Google 3D Warehouse. Live Interior 3D is tailored for both non-professional users as well as interior design specialists.
Read MoreThe National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) today announced the launch of Darkroom -– the how-to magazine for Adobe Photoshop Lightroom users. Darkroom magazine is designed for professional photographers who want to get the most out of Adobe’s new Photoshop Lightroom workflow application. Darkroom will feature in-depth tutorial articles, innovative digital photography techniques, and timesaving shortcuts written by the creative experts behind Photoshop User and Layers magazines.
Read MoreIntelliScanner today announced the upcoming release of IntelliScanner Comic Collector, its personal barcode scanner and companion software package for automatic comic collection management. Built for both PCs and Macs, Comic Collector automatically pulls up detailed information and artwork for each series and issue, then makes it easy to sort, organize, inventory, categorize, and share comic details with friends. Comic Collector will make its first public appearance next week at Macworld Expo next week, and ships in April 2007.
Read MoreTransGaming today announced an agreement with Macrovision Corporation that will help protect high profile game titles as they are released on the Intel-Mac through Cider. TransGaming’s Cider engine allows publishers to extend their products to Mac users without having to recode or recompile their Windows-based software.
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