Kensington Computer Products Group has released the US$79.99 Wireless Presenter Pro with Green Laser Pointer (http://us.kensington.com/html/13361.html). It provides an “ultra-bright” green laser, an extended 150 foot wireless range, four intuitive control buttons, a USB receiver that stores inside and a travel case.
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JAMF Software, developers of the Casper Suite (http://www.jamfsoftware.com/products/casper-suite/), a collection of client management applications developed exclusively for Mac OS X, has announced closer integration with Intego VirusBarrier X6, extending the ability of enterprise IT Administrators to automate deployment of and receive reporting information about malware and network protection on client workstations.
Read MoreNow that it has been “hands on” for a few days with iPad, the issue of posture while using the device comes into play. It is sort of an acknowledgment that how you hold the iPad is a user
issue, coming from the screen orientation lock switch — which, from what I read, was added or finalized late in the development process.
Overall, I like my Apple products. However, there are at least two things I’d love to see Apple fix immediately: a) the miserable way of sharing Pages files between an iPad and a Mac, and b) iMovie.
The British term “rubbish” (and some even less complimentary terms) comes to mind when I try to sync documents between iWork on the iPad and Mac. In fact, it’s the main reason that I think the iPad is ill suited to anything beyond rudimentary content creation (though it’s great for content consumption).
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The gang at “Engadget” (http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/10/confirmed-apple-and-atandt-signed-five-year-iphone-exclusivity-de/) say they can now confirm that Apple and AT&T entered into a five-year iPhone exclusive in 2007, based on court documents filed by Apple in California.
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