In the Macworld.com Podcast Studio on the Expo show floor, Aaron Tuller of Endidia discusses their custom postage solutions for the Mac. Sure, they can print standard shipping labels and postage stickers, but the cool stuff is their ability to create and print custom stamps. Whether you want to brand your company, celebrate a wedding or other special event, or just do something really different, Endicia offers you the option to make that little corner of the envelope yours. Aaron gives some examples of what can be included, tells where you can get the software for free to try, and relates some unique uses of custom stamps that you probably wouldn’t have thought of.
MacVoices #833: MacVoices at Expo – Endicia Offers Custom Postage Options for Branding and Fun
MacVoices #832: MacVoices at Expo – Ian Schray of Softpress Introduces the New Freeway 5 Beta
Ian Schray, the U.S. Marketing Manager for Softpress is back to talk about the new Freeway 5 and why they decided to release it as a public beta at Macworld Expo. Ian covers the new and updated features such as CSS menus, Blogger templates, direct import from iPhoto, and the high quality of the HTML code generated by the WISIWYG editor.
MacVoices #831: MacVoices at Expo – Christopher Lowe of KeyOvation Discusses the Importance of the Goldtouch for Mac Ergonomic Keyboard
Christopher Lowe, VP of Sales and Marketing for KeyOvation, talks about their Goldtouch for Mac ergonomic keyboard. Keyboards aren’t the sexiest thing out there but are critical if you spend a great deal of time at the computer. Christopher explains why some ergonomic keyboards really aren’t, why wrist rests are both misnamed and potentially damaging if misused, and how the Goldtouch for Mac addresses the issues of customization for each individual.
MacVoices #830: MacVoices at Expo – Mead Killian of Etymotic Discusses Their Many Earphone Options
Etymotic president Mead Killion discusses their product line of high-quality earphones and their newest options for users with hard-to-fit ears. Bluetooth has an important spot in Etymotic’s product line and Mead talks about why their options don’t represent a compromise in performance and why their focus on accurate frequency response distinguishes their products. Performance demands for cell phone headsets have increased, and Etymotic is up to the challenge with their hf2. Mead explains some of the engineering behind their approach and accepts congratulations for an iLounge Best of Show award.
MacVoices #829: MacVoices at Expo – Lowel’s EGO Light Unit Illuminates Video and Digital Photography Projects
Gary Regester of Lowel describes their EGO Digital Imaging Light Unit that is perfect for eBay items, video blogging, podcasting…even make-up and home photography. Gary talks about how the changes in the digital photography market led them to create a lighting solution that fits the new market, the care taken in developing Ego to make it suitable for even pro-level slide film shooting, all while remaining affordable for any user. From museums to wine shops, the EGO is for everyone who needs quality lighting for video and photography projects.