The whole Ecamm team has been transported to San Francisco for Macworld Expo 2009! Drop by booth 231 in the South Hall and say hi. We’ll be demoing the new BT-1 bluetooth webcam, PhoneView, Call Recorder and more. See you there!
As most of you probably don’t know, the Ecamm team has been busy working with our friends at Magnetism on FileMagnet, the original file viewer for iPhone. Today we’re excited to be participating in the App Store Gems co-operative promotion. Magnetism is teaming up with the cream of the App Store crop: Where To, Pennies, Kineo, Sketches and Groceries. What’s more, in true Mac promotion style, we’ll be donating 100% of today’s FileMagnet earnings to the following charities:
So, if you were planning on picking up some of these great iPhone apps, today is the perfect day to tap in your iTunes password! Please help us to spread the word about App Store Gems.
The introduction of the iPhone SDK has brought many fresh faces to WWDC. Specifically, developers who have been sent by their company to learn about the iPhone SDK are completely new to the Apple community.
It’s a little odd to look down the aisle at a session and see an uptight PC guy dutifully transcribing the presentation into his IBM Thinkpad. Meanwhile, Mac types on either side of him are busy in Xcode or Twitter on their sticker-covered MacBook Pros. For one thing, seeing a Windows laptop here is unprecedented. For another thing, us Mac guys traditionally don’t pay very close attention to the sessions. We’re too busy checking out the sample code or pinging friends using the hippest new methods.
I hope we see these guys again next year sporting MacBook Airs, and they’ll know to leave the necktie at home.
Peace.
At WWDC, there’s always the guy with the hat. Just sayin’.
See you at WWDC, hat guy!
From Apple’s pre-WWDC mailer today:
Confidential Information
With the exception of the Keynote, all information presented or provided to you by Apple during WWDC is considered Apple Confidential Information, the unauthorized disclosure of which is strictly prohibited. Please ensure that your communications with others outside WWDC, including your blogs, do not contain any Apple Confidential Information.
Shhh, don’t tell anyone what you learned in “Safari and WebKit Overview” session. It’s a secret! “Getting Started With OpenGL”? Sorry, can’t help. Maybe Apple will make that information available via iTunes U some time in mid-November.
See you at the conference!
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