iPhone advertising awarded to agency behind iPod campaigns, TWBA

The decision to go with Apple's current advertising agency, TWBA/Chiat/Day, for the iPhone's campaign means that the device will be marketed very differently than most other mobile phones on the market. Hopefully, that will be a good thing for Apple.Read More...

published on Thursday, the 17. May 2007, ars-technica

CS Odessa releases ConceptDraw Project 3.3

CS Odessa has released ConceptDraw Project 3.3, an update to the project management software that offers enhanced printing capabilities and focuses on preparation of proper project documentation as well as enhanced usability. ConceptDraw Project is designed to aid users in tracking any number of projects at once, especially when difference focuses ...

published on Thursday, the 17. May 2007, macintosh-news-network

MacCase rolls out Premium Leather cases

MacCase has begun selling an entirely new line of Mac accessories, dubbed the Premium Leather collection. Everything comes in five different colors (tan, pink, red, black and chocolate), and is purportedly inspired by car makers like Ferrari and Aston Martin, which use white stitching on curved panels. The shoulder bag costs $200, and should fit ...

published on Wednesday, the 16. May 2007, macintosh-news-network

Screencast: Using TagBot to Tag Your Files

I’ve written at great length about using Metadata to keep track of your files, even going so far as an alternative to folder hierarchies. But amongst the barriers to entry is the difficulty in actually tagging those files and subsequently keeping track of those tags that are being used. While there are a [...]

published on Wednesday, the 16. May 2007, apple-blog

Time zone navigation software for iPod

Cocoia has released Cocoia Timezones 1.0, the full version of the time zone navigator for Apple's iPod. Cocoia Timezones 1.0 features themes, personalized overlays that indicate time differences, and a city bar that shows settlements per time zone on an iPod. The full version is personalized to always show the difference between the selected time z...

published on Wednesday, the 16. May 2007, macintosh-news-network

Microsoft unveils Expression Media

Microsoft has unveiled Expression Media, a new professional asset management tool that works on Mac OS X systems to visually catalog and organize digital assets for retrieval and presentation. Users can drag-and-drop to import more than 100 different media formats, including digital RAW files. Expression Media features batch processing to rename, c...

published on Tuesday, the 15. May 2007, macintosh-news-network

TAB Giveaway ending in less than 24 hours

Our huge TAB Giveaway will be ending in less than 24 hours! It’s been a massive success with hundreds of new community members and thousands of new posts! I wanted to post about how we’ll be choosing the winners this time around. This time will be quite different than last time. Instead of making it first-come, first-serve we’ll [...]

published on Tuesday, the 15. May 2007, apple-blog

Wacom rolls out Bamboo designer tablet

Wacom this morning took its tablets in a different direction with the Bamboo, one of its first designer tablets. Made to look like a luxury Japanese pen set, the A6-sized drawing surface also has a circular trackpad for scrolling through images and other documents without interrupting the drawing process; programmable buttons surrounding the pad...

published on Tuesday, the 15. May 2007, macintosh-news-network

Akvis releases Enhancer 6.0 plugin

Akvis has released Enhancer 6.0, an update to its image enhancement software designed to improve detail in underexposed, overexposed, and mid tone areas of photographs. Enhancer aims to bring out details by intensifying color transition, strengthening the difference between adjacent pixels having different color gradations to reveal details in the ...

published on Monday, the 14. May 2007, macintosh-news-network

Apple still undecided about third-party iPhone development

During the shareholder meeting, Steve Jobs confesses to having a difficult time with the issue of allowing third-party applications on the iPhone. What does "wrestling" mean, anyway?Read More...

published on Monday, the 14. May 2007, ars-technica