We peach to a developer whose company is turning out some interesting third - party apps for both the Mac and the iPhone on this episode of the Macworld Podcast . We also tackle the humankind of play , in the form of this week ’s einsteinium for All Expo .
There ’s also the small subject of an prescribed ship particular date for Mac OS X 10.5 . So it ’s a very eclectic slate of topics .
We start off with an audience between Macworld.com executive editor Philip Michaels and elderly editor program Peter Cohen aboutE for All , the event for gaming enthusiasts which begins this Thursday in Los Angeles . Then I drop some prison term sing toAmbrosia Software’sAndrew Welch about some of the thing his company has been shape on lately .
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Show Notes
In my round - up of the week ’s news program at the commencement of the podcast , I mention the October 26 sacking engagement for Leopard and expend some metre dwelling onthe 300 - plus unexampled featuresApple is touting in this dismission . I also drop some time looking at Apple ’s conclusion to leave out the price of DRM - free euphony to 99 cents per download .
Peter Cohen has already preview the Es for All Expo , both in news article and in his web log . contain out the Game Room page for updates from atomic number 99 for All throughout the week .
There are two Ambrosia programme you should pay up extra special care to while listening to my interview with Andrew Welch : WireTap StudioandiToner .
