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Live from Macworld 2010, Rene and Leanna talk to Steve Sprang about Brushes for the iphone and the ipad version he showed off during Apple’s recent keynote.  Read More →

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tipb’s Rene and Leanna, live at Macworld 2010, talk to William Van Hecke, User Experience Lead at The Omni Group, about Omni Focus for the iphone, and their plans for the ipad  Read More →

Macworld 2010: A chat with Andy Ihnatko Chicago Sun-Times technology columnist Andy Ihnatko joins Macworld’s Chris Breen to discuss the state of Macworld Expo, his Year of No Media, and the iPad as vehicle for publishers great and small. Read more on Macworld  Read More →

An Impressive Touch Screen Glass Wall at Macworld 2010 Expo 22MILES touch screen glass wall attracts Macworld Expo visitors with vivid aesthetic experiences in the show. Read more on PRWeb via Yahoo! News  Read More →

Macworld 2010 brings strong presence despite Apple’s absence The first day of IDG’s 2010 Macworld Expo has attracted large crowds, despite the absence of Apple. Although the exhibits and events only filled the Moscone Center’s North Hall, rather than extending across the street to the South Hall, the attendees still arrived in droves…. Read more on MacNN  Read More →

Macworld Minus Apple and Google Buzz on PCWorld Podcast 65 Macworld Editorial Director Jason Snell joins PCWorld editors Robert Strohmeyer, Jason Cross, and Tim Moynihan to talk about Macworld 2010 and whether Google Buzz is buzzworthy. Read more on PC World  Read More →

Minus Apple, MacWorld 2010 Heads Back To Its Roots Without Steve Jobs or fanboy-friendly product launches, MacWorld is smaller, more irreverent and definitely more user-focused. Read more on ChannelWeb  Read More →