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Meet your peers in San Francisco.
Going to Macworld this January? Why not kick around town over the weekend and join some of your green-bleeding peers at the 2006 Worldwide Newton Conference in San Francisco. The conference is scheduled directly following Macworld Expo, from January 13 – 15, 2006. Tentative plans for the conference program include presentations by Paul Guyot, Larry Yeager, Adam Tow and others. Expert panel discussions, informal ‘how-to’ sessions, and demonstrations of the latest software developments for the Newton platform are also planned. This event is presented in part by the Worldwide Newton Association. I’ll be heading to the Bay Area come January. I hope to see you there too.