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An unnamed new Bluetooth-equipped Apple product, dubbed the Apple Magic TrackPad, first submitted to the Federal Communications Commission for review last October, has apparently been granted regulatory approval this week, according to “engadget” (http://macosg.me/2/k5).

Apparently a Bluetooth trackpad, the device’s model number is A1339 is the culprit here. It’s described as a “Bluetooth Device” used in conjunction with a MacBook without any associated filings for WiFi or WWAN networks.

Eltima Software has updated SyncMate (http://www.sync-mac.com/), software for syncing data between a Mac to Windows Mobile handheld devices, to version 2.6.1118. It’s a maintenance update — free to registered users of version 2.x — that squishes some bugs.

SyncMate lets you synchronize Favorites, Contacts, Calendar, Notes in mobile device with Bookmarks, Address Book, iCal, Stickies on Mac OS X. The software enables Internet sharing between the Mac and the mobile device. The connection can be made via USB cable or Wi Fi.

With the massive success of computer-generated 3D films like “Avatar,” real-time virtual production workflows are setting a new trend in Hollywood. At SIGGRAPH 2010, OptiTrack, in conjunction with Autodesk, will provide attendees with a demonstration of how to create a cost-effective virtual production pipeline that will ntegrate into existing workflows.