News Archive for 07/01/05

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OWC, NewerTech at Macworld

01/05, 5:05pm

OWC to highlight NewerTech products at Macworld

Other World Computing (OWC) today announced that it will highlight NewerTech's TrafficJamz FM Transmitter and iPod charger at the 2007 Macworld Conference & Expo in San Francisco. TrafficJamz offers users plug-and-play functionality, broadcasting tunes from any dockable iPod to a car stereo while simultaneously charging the player's battery. The accessory is available in black or white, allowing users to broadcast over any available FM frequency with push-button programming for up to four personalized favorite frequences. The device ships with a 27-inch dock connector cable, and can be paired with NewerTech's 120V-12V Power Adapter ($7) to utilize household power while broadcasting iPod tracks over home stereo equipment. TrafficJamz is priced at $35, and is fully compatible with Apple's first- and second-generation iPods as well as third-, fourth-, and fifth-generation iPods.

Second iPod Film Festival

01/05, 1:20pm

The Flux to hold second iPod Film Festival

The Flux today announced that it will hold its 2007 iPod Film Festival geared films specifically formatted for playback on Apple's iPod. The second year of the festival promises free entry, and the company expects a greater response due to an increased number of iPod owners. "We learned a lot from last year's groundbreaking festival, including the fact that people don't like to pay to submit their film," said Flux founder Ryan Ritchey. "Thanks to Small Dog, we've eliminated the entry fee. There are so many new iPod owners since the last festival, that we expect a great response from people looking for fresh, fun films to watch on the iPod" This year's festival includes a podcast feed of all films, as well as a new voting system combining viewer voting and judging by a professional panel. The Flux is accepting entries through March 18th in three categories which include Student Film, Independent Film, and 'The Kitchen Sink.'