On the show floor at Macworld 2011, Christopher Klein of SMART Technologies demonstrates the latest capabilities of the SMART Board, and talks about why their products reach far beyond their traditional education market.
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The Road to Macworld is finally coming to an end…at the front door of Moscone West and at the start of Macworld 2011.
If you’re in San Francisco for the show, I hope you’ll stop by any or all of the sessions I’m participating in and say hello. The schedule includes:
Tonya Engst – TidBITS and Take Control Books maven
Omaha Sternberg – The force behind iGame Radio
Christopher Breen – Macworld Senior Editor
Chuck La Tournois – The founder of RandomMaccess and contributor to The Mac Observer
The rest of the show? I’ll be on the exhibit floor as much as possible taping interviews with exhibitors and Mac luminaries, attending some of the conference sessions and in general getting as much out of Macworld as possible. And of course, don’t forget the Final Cut Pro SuperMeet on Friday, and the parties every night.
I want to thank my sponsors, Drobo, Smile and Rogue Amoeba for their support and for making MacVoicesTV at Macworld possible.
If you can’t make it to San Francisco, fear not: I’ll be recording plenty of interviews to help you feel like you were there.
Hope to see you this week, and in the future on MacVoices, MacVoicesTV, MacNotables and The MacJury.
The Road to Macworld takes a turn into the business district as we talk with Ty Jacobs of Fourth Frame Technologies, the makers of SG Project 2, which brings project management to the iPad. Ty explains the compromises and benefits of this particular type of software on a mobile device, some of the choices made in this generation, and gives us a peak at upcoming Pro version of the product. Ty also talks about his decision to exhibit SG Project 2 at Macworld, and what his goals are for the show.
The Road to Macworld 2011 is a special MacVoices series produced in partnership with Macworld to preview some of the exhibitors and presentations at Macworld 2011 in San Francisco from January 26 – 29 at the Moscone Convention Center.
Rounding the turn and heading down the final stretch on The Road to Macworld, featured artist Jonathan Mann talks about his daily creative regimen: creating a song or video each and every day. In his Macworld session, How I Write A Song A Day, Jonathan will share his tips and techniques, but with us, he explains how he discovered this demanding schedule helps keep him at his best…most of the time. Acknowledging that sometimes it is, “OK to suck,” Jonathan talks about some of his best known work and where it has taken him (hint: Steve Job’s “Antennagate” address), how he lives the creative life, and why there are too many love songs and not enough about everything else.
The Road to Macworld 2011 is a special MacVoices series produced in partnership with Macworld to preview some of the exhibitors and presentations at Macworld 2011 in San Francisco from January 26 – 29 at the Moscone Convention Center.
