The Macworld Expo in San Francisco on Thursday served as the coming-out party for a number of startups in the Mac ecosystem.
IDG, which oversees the Macworld show as well as the DEMO conference, combined the two on Thursday at the Macworld Expo in San Francisco. Several startups presented new products, most of which centered about the iPhone. IDG identified each as the “best of show” for the conference.
Yapper appears to be the only totally new application that debuted in IDG’s lineup. Yapper bills itself as “Your App Maker,” and company executives presented it is an easy way to create an application for the Apple iTunes App Store. For $199 ($99 for Macworld attendees) users get access to the Web app, which appeared to offer drag-and-drop functionality for creating something like a mobile RSS reader (Chintu Parikh, who demonstrated the app, created an app for the Venture Beat Web site, which covers startups.)
QuickOffice Connect Suite, however, debuted “this week” in the App Store, so it, too, can be considered a new product.
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