Year: 2010

Yamaha Electronics Corp. (http://www.yamaha.com) has introduced three new in-ear headphones for iPods, MP3 players, iPods and other portable entertainment devices.

The line, which includes the EPH-20 (US$29.95), EPH-30 ($49.95) and EPH-50 ($99.95), takes advantage of the company’s long-held expertise in audio and music products to provide Yamaha’s signature natural sound, noise isolation, comfort and durability to casual listeners and audiophiles, the company says. All models provide a set of three ear buds of various sizes.

Ambrosia Software has updated WireTap Anywhere (http://www.AmbrosiaSW.com/utilities/wta/) — a low latency audio tool that lets you take the audio output from any Mac application or hardware input device and bring it into your favorite audio recording application — to version 1.0.7. The upgrade adds several fixes and enhancements.

You can create and edit all of your WireTap Anywhere devices from System Preferences. Once your devices are created, just change the input within your favorite audio application, and you’re ready to monitor, process, and record.

Big Nerd Ranch Europe — a provider of Cocoa and Cocoa touch developer training for the Mac, iPhone and iPad — has announced a new date for its iPhone Bootcamp near Frankfurt, Germany: May 17 – 21, 2010.

The class, covering iPhone and iPad programming, is taught by Scott Ritchie, who has 20 years background in Objective-C and Cocoa (touch) programming. The class is held at the historic former monastery “Kloster Eberbach.” This class is for every programmer who likes to get a kick-start in iPhone and iPad development.