I love Macworld Expo. I’ve gone more years than I haven’t out of the last dozen.
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Macworld Is Weird Now
I love Macworld Expo. I’ve gone more years than I haven’t out of the last dozen.
On January 27, 2012, In Reviews, by Lobo
Even without rumored “new iPads” anywhere in sight, Macworld/iWorld 2012 officially opened its doors on Thursday to a public obviously content to be there.
Even without rumored “new iPads” anywhere in sight, Macworld/iWorld 2012 officially opened its doors on Thursday to a public obviously content to be there.
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Macworld/iWorld Draws Big Crowds, Even Without a New iPad in Sight
Macworld/iWorld treated the press to an app-focused preview day with nothing new to talk about in terms of products from Apple. Are cute iPad apps and iPhone accessories the best we can hope for at Macworld without Apple and Steve Jobs?
Macworld/iWorld treated the press to an app-focused preview day with nothing new to talk about in terms of products from Apple. Are cute iPad apps and iPhone accessories the best we can hope for at Macworld without Apple and Steve Jobs?
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A Product-Light Preview Day at Macworld/iWorld 2012
On January 26, 2012, In Gadgets, by waciejos13
Here at Macworld 2012, Western Digital demoed a preview of their essentially finished, yet not final, MyBook Thunderbolt Duo.
Here at Macworld 2012, Western Digital demoed a preview of their essentially finished, yet not final, MyBook Thunderbolt Duo.
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Western Digital MyBook Thunderbolt Duo eyes-on at Macworld 2012 (video)
Several years ago, the Macworld conference received what many assumed would be a fatal wound when Apple said it would bail out of the show as an exhibitor and keynoter. Macworld has refused to die, though, and attendance at this year’s event, which opened Thursday, is up from last year.
Several years ago, the Macworld conference received what many assumed would be a fatal wound when Apple said it would bail out of the show as an exhibitor and keynoter. Macworld has refused to die, though, and attendance at this year’s event, which opened Thursday, is up from last year.
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Macworld Conference Carries On Without Apple
On February 3, 2011, In Gadgets, by Lobo
Technocel’s original PowerPak (and Battery Boost) were both among our arsenal of gadgets used at this year’s CES , and they proved incredibly useful for juicing up a dead MiFi or smartphone without having to remain tethered to an AC outlet. As you well know, we’re pretty big fans of external battery packs, and it seems as if Technocel has addressed the one major gripe we had with the first-generation PowerPak. The Duo is essentially the same kind of gizmo, but with a lot more oomph and double the ports
Technocel’s original PowerPak (and Battery Boost) were both among our arsenal of gadgets used at this year’s CES , and they proved incredibly useful for juicing up a dead MiFi or smartphone without having to remain tethered to an AC outlet. As you well know, we’re pretty big fans of external battery packs, and it seems as if Technocel has addressed the one major gripe we had with the first-generation PowerPak. The Duo is essentially the same kind of gizmo, but with a lot more oomph and double the ports
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Technocel’s $70 PowerPak Duo battery pack doubles up on USB ports, ships April 1st
The annual gathering of Apple fans in San Francisco featured lots of iGadgets, from the serious to the whimsical, and no talk of Steve Jobs’s health.
The annual gathering of Apple fans in San Francisco featured lots of iGadgets, from the serious to the whimsical, and no talk of Steve Jobs’s health.
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iEverything at Macworld Expo
The turn-by-turn navigation specialists at Navigon are pairing up their MobileNavigator iPhone app with an official Car Kit today, debuting at MacWorld out in San Francisco. As you might expect, said kit includes the usual array of car-mount necessities — a USB car charger, an Apple-approved 5-foot iPhone cable, and the suction-style mount itself, which the company describes as “a stylish example of German tech design” featuring a “barely there look” that won’t detract from your car’s sumptuous, indulgent interior.
The turn-by-turn navigation specialists at Navigon are pairing up their MobileNavigator iPhone app with an official Car Kit today, debuting at MacWorld out in San Francisco. As you might expect, said kit includes the usual array of car-mount necessities — a USB car charger, an Apple-approved 5-foot iPhone cable, and the suction-style mount itself, which the company describes as “a stylish example of German tech design” featuring a “barely there look” that won’t detract from your car’s sumptuous, indulgent interior.
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Navigon rolls out iPhone Car Kit for $50
If you’re on top of all things Apple , you know that the company’s WWDC , Macworld , and “special announcement” events are famous for including some great psych-up music before and after each keynote address. We’ve gathered some highlights from the history of Apple conference songs, along with some other musical stats, into the handy infographic below.
If you’re on top of all things Apple , you know that the company’s WWDC , Macworld , and “special announcement” events are famous for including some great psych-up music before and after each keynote address. We’ve gathered some highlights from the history of Apple conference songs, along with some other musical stats, into the handy infographic below.
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Apple Keynote Music Through the Years [INFOGRAPHIC]
It ain’t the first HDMI-to-Mini DisplayPort adapter that we’ve heard of , but there’s nothing like a little competition in a market that Apple’s own closed mindset helped create. Bitterness aside, we’re pretty stoked to hear that Kanex — the same company responsible for that oh-so-handy Mini DisplayPort Adapter for Mac mini — has introduced its own solution for piping Blu-ray, Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 signals right onto that gorgeous 27-inch panel that resides in your iMac. Our BFFs over at TUAW stopped by the outfit’s Macworld booth in order to give it a look, and they said that every pixel looked absolutely fantastic.
It ain’t the first HDMI-to-Mini DisplayPort adapter that we’ve heard of , but there’s nothing like a little competition in a market that Apple’s own closed mindset helped create. Bitterness aside, we’re pretty stoked to hear that Kanex — the same company responsible for that oh-so-handy Mini DisplayPort Adapter for Mac mini — has introduced its own solution for piping Blu-ray, Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 signals right onto that gorgeous 27-inch panel that resides in your iMac. Our BFFs over at TUAW stopped by the outfit’s Macworld booth in order to give it a look, and they said that every pixel looked absolutely fantastic.
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Kanex shows off HDMI to Mini DisplayPort adapter, your iMac celebrates