Browse tag: tradeshows

Browse tag: tradeshows

CEA: Apple's not exhibiting at CES
Apple isn't exhibiting at CES 2010, the CEA confirmed, quashing an earlier assertion from a Wall Street Journal blogger.
GDC Austin to feature iPhone Games Summit
The Game Developers Conference returns to Austin, Texas in September and will feature a summit dedicated to iPhone game development.
‘Team of Apple executives’ to deliver WWDC Keynote
A team of Apple executives led by Phil Schiller will deliver this year's keynote address at the upcoming Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple revealed on Wednesday.
Montreal International Game Summit scheduled for Nov. 16-17
MIGS returns to Montreal this November, and takes place in a downtown hotel.
App Store features Independent Games Festival entrants
The App Store now has a page featuring IGF Mobile Game Awards finalists and winners.
GDC: An Interview with Ngmoco’s Neil Young
Neil Young, CEO of iPhone game publisher Ngmoco, talks frankly with Macworld about his vision of the iPhone's gaming future.
GDC: Com2us plans baseball games for iPhone
Chronicles of Inotia publisher Com2us plans two new baseball games for the iPhone in the coming weeks.
GDC: A look at OnLive, on-demand gaming through your browser
OnLive is a new service coming this winter that promises on-demand console-style gaming on your Mac, a PC or a TV -- without a traditional console.
GDC: EA Mobile reveals 2009 iPhone game lineup
EA Mobile's 2009 iPhone game lineup has a little bit to please everyone, from board games to arcade games, The Sims 3, golf and more.
GDC: OnLive game service promises video games on Macs, PC’s
OnLive is a new broadband gaming service that works either using a "microconsole" or from a Mac or PC over a Web browser.
GDC: EA’s Scrabble for iPhone integrates with Facebook
Electronic Arts has updated Scrabble for the iPhone to add social networking features through Facebook.
GDC: Freeverse releases Commander: Napoleon at War for Mac
Freeverse has announced its release of the Mac conversion of Commander: Napoleon at War, a new turn-based strategy game.
GDC: Ngmoco exec explains “Why the iPhone has changed everything”
Ngmoco CEO Neil Young explained at his GDC keynote how the iPhone has changed the game market forever.
E3 Expo already at 90 percent capacity
E3 Expo is already at 90 percent capacity, according to the show's owner.
Video: World Tech Update
In this week’s show from Germany’s Cebit: traffic slows at the show, Arnold Schwarzenegger is one of the highlights, a Fujitsu PC draws zero watts when switched off, Asus unveils a touchscreen prototype, MSI shows off a thin netbook, a car radio tunes into 16,000 stations, Greenpeace challenges IT leaders and a robot makes your tea.
What should Macworld Expo do next?
Jason Snell solicits your feedback on what Macworld Expo should do to survive its Apple-less future.
Video: World Tech Update
In this week’s show: CEA gives a CES preview, MP3 players present a possible health hazard, Honda unveils a walking assist device, spam is still profitable, Colombia gets OLPCs and NASA’s Mars lander dies.
Video: World Tech Update
In this week’s show: HP prepares to lay off workers, NYC hosts 3 tech conferences, 2 new digital cameras come out of Japan, VMworld is on in Las Vegas, American Airlines may need to filter in-flight WiFi, and PDAs prove to be very addictive.
Video: World Tech Update
In this week’s show: we report from IFA in Berlin on a virtual mirror that makes trying on clothes a snap, Sony’s new line of Walkman players, LG’s network attached storage system, a super slim prototype LCD TV by Philips, eco friendly electronics, a traffic alert system, Toshiba’s advanced 3D modeling and Samsung’s new lightweight laptop.
Video: World Tech Update
This week’s show is from Taipei’s Computex and includes: low-cost laptops, a new version of the Eee PC, production shortages of Intel’s Atom, Microsoft’s extension of XP, a new navigation device from Japan’s Clarion, HTC’s new Touch Pro, a digital camera with a built-in GPS receiver, Via and Nvidia joining forces, Nvidia’s Tegra chip, the last public speech from Bill Gates, Korea’s fine against Intel, free public Wi-Fi for Harvard Square and NASA’s Phoenix Mars Lander.
Apple won't go to Apple Expo
Apple Expo won't have Apple as an exhibitor this year.
MacDayLA set to happen May 31st
The second MacDayLA happens in Studio City, Calif. on May 31st.
Apple sets June 2008 for Worldwide Developer Conference
Every year Apple gathers its developers together at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) to show them the most exciting upcoming technologies and how they can be used in their applications. Apple set June 9-13, 2008 for this year’s conference.
FileMaker Developer Conference registration opens
Registration is now open for the 2008 FileMaker Developer Conference
CES Preview: Will 2008 show live up to iPhone?
The pressure's on for this year's Consumer Electronics Show not to get overshadowed by Macworld Expo, after the iPhone grabbed the spotlight from last year's event.