Jon Biggs, Director of Sales and Marketing, Kinesis joins hosts Scott Sheppard & Brad Wright to tell us about their new Freestyle™ Convertible Keyboard, an ergonomic breakthrough for Mac OS. Since 1991, Kinesis has developed computer keyboards and accessories designed to increase productivity, are comfortable to use, and help avoid or eliminate repetitive strain injuries. The Freestyle™ Convertible Keyboard actually separates up to 8" apart allowing for an infinite number of configurations designed to improve your position while typing. The optional accessories help hold the keyboard exactly where you want it. The sensitivity of the keys have also been optimized for lowest typing strain.

For more information visit: http://www.kinesis.com

Rebecca Smith, Vice-President, Retail Marketing, Master Lock Company joins Inside Mac for an update on theirlatest security system for your iPod -the iCage Locking Skin.Master Lock is synonmous with theft protection for personal items, Rebecca explains how you can protect your investment in your iPod and music collection with this unique device. iPods are notorious for attracting would-be theives and in addition to providing a visual deterrent and secure combination wrap, the iCage also includes (3) full iPod body thermoplastic iWRAPrs for scratch protection. If you are concerned about losing your iPod, for less that $20 Master Lock provides a great way to secure your iPod.

For more information about their products and the iCage visit: http://www.masterlockitup.com/

Reid Lewis, President & CEO, Group Logic joins Inside Mac for an overview of the vision behind theEnterprise Desktop Alliance, which is a collaborative group of enterprise software developers dedicated to streamlining the deployment, integration and management of the Mac OSin sophisticatedWindows-managed IT environments. Reid explains that in the pastfew years the Mac OS is becoming more accepted in mainstream corporate IT cultures and their mission has been to increase awareness of solutions and educating the market. Many companies are expanding their support services to make it easier for their users to work on the Mac platform. Companies are finding out that Macs are often less expensive to maintain, manage, and support so Reid feels this trend will continue, especially with more folks using the iPhone.

For more information on the Enterprise Desktop Alliance, their whitepapers, and their partners products visit: http://www.enterprisedesktopalliance.com/. For more information about Group Logic’s solutions visit: http://www.grouplogic.com/

Kelly Jensen, Editor, Photojojo.com explains the coolest iPhone apps for Photographers. Photojojo is one of the most informative, fun photo sites for enthusiasts. Photojojo not only helps you take better pictures but also show you some unique ways to use and share them. Kelly explains that Photojojo recently reviewed about 40 different iPhone apps. With the built-in camera it was natural that photo-oriented apps would burst onto the platform. Kelly shares her favorite picks and some information about other goodies on Photojojo.

To see the full list visit: Matt’s Roundup of Every Single iPhone Photo App or of course find more stuff on http://www.photojojo.com

Video Post Production News of the Week with Philip Hodgetts from the Open TV Network. More information available at: http://www.opentelevisionnetwork.com/

Andy Shalat, Design Guru and Author of "Mac Design Out Of The Box" shares his Design Tip of the Week. For more about Andy and his latest works visit: http://www.shalat.com

Lee Givins, Principal Product Manager, Mac Product Team at AOL joins host Scott Sheppard for an update on the broad range of Mac compatible interface products developed for AOL America Online users. Lee explains his role at AOL and the importance of Mac users to AOL, which was originally launched on Mac OS platform. Their applications won an Apple Design Award at this year’s WWDC conference. Lee explains details about the new Mac versions of AOL Desktop, AOL Radio, and the iPhone apps which include AIM/Instant Messenger, TRUVEO video search, and AOL Radio.

For a complete list of AOL’s free Mac applications visit: http://daol.aol.com/software/mac or read details about their development for Mac on their blog at: http://macblog.aol.com/

Bob "Dr. Mac" LeVitus joins Inside Mac for some news on his latest happenings including updates to his books "iPhone for Dummies" & "Leopard for Dummies", expanded tech support services Dr. Mac Direct, and his current appointment as Reviews Director for iPod Observer. Dr. Mac gives us an overview of some of the coolest iPhone apps he’s tested including; FileMagnet that manages files, Shazam & Midomi that lets you identify music on the go. He also warns us that downloading too many apps (6 pages of apps or more) on your iPhone may cause your iPhone to freeze and lock, so it’s best to keep the number of iPhone apps to the ones you really use.

For more information about Dr. Mac visit: http://www.boblevitus.com

Art Cohen, President & CEO Aerielle Technologies Inc. joins hosts Scott and Brad to explain an innovative way to share and stream music between multiple audio devices including your iPod, home stereo, or your earphones up to 100 ft. using their i2i Stream system. Using a 2.4 GHz Wireless Transceiver connected to your equipment, the i2i Stream uses up to 7 color coded channels to easily allow you to change and share your source. The i2i Stream comes in a 2-pack, but can support an almost unlimited number of transceivers. Art describes the system produces CD-Quality sound, and is compatible with a number of devices including TV’s, stereos, computers, video games, electronic instruments, and more.

Art offers Inside Mac listeners a discount off their standard retail $99.99 pricing, to order yours and for more information visit http://www.i2igear.com and enter code "IMC2008I2I" to get 15% off your entire order.

Alan Cook, CEO, Bad Dog Apps explains how you can easily translate your most used phrases to 14 different languages directly from your iPhone or iPod Touch. Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, BD Translator includes 250 common phrases that help you find your way, get a meal, shopping, find lodging and much more. You can take any of the programmed phrases and modify them then store them for quick retrieval. Alan also explains some of the background of Bad Dog Apps development and their other Mac OS products which include BD Calendar and BD Contacts. Bad Dog Apps will be launching a series of new iPhone apps before the end of the year including BD Pricer and others.

For more information visit: http://www.baddogapps.com/

Video Post Production News of the Week with Philip Hodgetts from the Open TV Network. More information available at: http://www.opentelevisionnetwork.com/

Andy Shalat, Design Guru and Author of "Mac Design Out Of The Box" shares his Design Tip of the Week. For more about Andy and his latest works visit: http://www.shalat.com