Location: Apple Store Ginza Theatre.

Common Sense Security for the Mac

Speaker: Kevin K. Han, Technology Consultant / Software Entrepreneur, The Global Technolopolis Corporation

Using Keynote’s Visual Elements in a More Thorough Way

Speaker: Jery Foley, Managing Director, Images

• using animation in build ins
• setting delay and duration during build ins
• sets, sequences, cascades and color choice for graphs

Location: Apple Store Ginza Theatre.

Dos and Don’ts for Page Layout, using Pages from iWork and MS Word

Speaker: Lang Craighill

The New iPad!

Speaker: Lang Craighill

Location: Apple Store Ginza Theatre.

TOPICS

Did the iPhone change Japan’s Mobile Market?

Speaker: Robert Balfour

Did Apple do what countless OTHER companies tried? Open the Japanese mobile phone market to the world?
I will hook the carrier wars into this talk.

Location: Apple Store Ginza Theatre.

TOPICS

iWeb

Leszek Rybicki

You already have this application. Wouldn’t it be nice if you knew how to use it? How about making your own web page?

Location: Apple Store Ginza Theatre.

TOPICS

Pages

Compare and Contrast with MS Word?
A page layout application for everybody!

Speakers: Jim Sick and Lang Craighill

Location:
Apple Store Ginza Theatre.

TOPICS

1. iPartition

Should you partition your hard disk with this utility or with Disk Utility? Should you partition your hard disk at all?

2. iDefrag

Should you defragment your hard disk with this utility?
Speaker:an Engineer from NetJapan

Location:
Apple Store Ginza Theatre.

TOPICS

1. The weak link in Mac security: you, the user.

2. Instapaper: bookmarking articles for later reading.

by BOB WHITTIER

1. Readability and Click to Flash

2. Launchbar

by PETE SMYTH

1. AirMouse

2. AirVideo

3. Bluetooth keyboard (jailbroken iPhone)

4. Screensplitr (jailbroken iPhone)

by ROBERT HANCOCK

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Location:
Apple Store Ginza Theatre.

TOPICS

To be announced

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Location:
Apple Store Ginza Theatre.

TOPICS

Icon Maker

Speaker: Mari Miura

Getting Things Done

Speaker: Bob Whittier

Bob will introduce you to an application that borrows its name from a whole system for getting things done, also often abbreviated GTD.

Location:
Apple Store Ginza Theatre.

TOPICS

Snow Leopard (aka OS X 10.6)

Speaker: Kilian Muster
Kilian will give you a quick introduction of new features in Snow Leopard, to help you decide whether you should upgrade or not.

OS X, Tips Extreme

Speaker: Kilian Muster

• Mousing Extreme: Drag until you drop
  Drag and drop works better than you ever thought. Surprising ways to use your Mouse in OS X.
• Keyboard Extreme: Don’t you touch that mouse!
  So you are a speed wizard and want to keep your hands on your keyboard? The mouse is for drawing only? Here you might find a few new hints on how to become even more productive.
• OS X’s dirty little secrets: Tips and Tricks you surely didn’t know
  OS X does not come with a manual. And even if it did, these tricks wouldn’t be in it.

Doppelgänger: Synching two or more Macs

Speaker: Robert Whittier

You don’t need to lead a double life in order to want to get two Macs to sync. Robert is going to show you how you can set yourself up easily to keep data synched on several Macs without hassle.