Author: mactech

The Mac Show, an Internet-based live radio show focusing on all things Mac, has announced their guest lineup for tonight’s broadcast (9:00-11:00 pm ET). Tonight’s guests include Keith Hutchinson, Freehand 10’s Product Manager; Apple’s very first retail customer, Chris Barylick; and John Welch, who is at WWDC and will provide a report. Oh – and there are loads of prizes being given away, so be sure to tune in.

After the resignation of the company’s CEO, Iomega saw their stock drop by 20 percent today, according to The Nando Times. Bruce Albertson resigned citing differences between his and the board of directors’ goals for the company.

Nvidia Corporation released their fiscal first quarter results ending April 29. The company announced that net income rose 41 percent and sales rose 62 percent. “The first quarter of fiscal 2002 represents the beginning of our next growth phase,” stated Jen-Hsun Huang, president and CEO of Nvidia. “We have successfully extended our graphics franchise into the mobile and Apple markets, while strengthening our position in our core desktop PC and workstation markets.”

Steve Jobs and Avie Tevanian acknowledged the speed issues plaguing Mac OS X since its release, reports The Register. In fact, Jobs said it was the number 1 requested feature both users and developers wanted to see fixed — the Dock was number 2.

ScheduleOnline released a Mac version of their sync program today. The utility enables Mac users to synchronize their ScheduleOnline Web calendars, reminders, to do lists, and address books with those of Palm OS-based devices, such as Palm Pilots and Visors. ScheduleOnline Sync for Macintosh can be downloaded from the company’s Web site.