“An iWeb replacement may be introduced at this year’s Macworld/iWorld expo, which starts Jan. 31 in San Franciso,” Dennis Sellers reports for AppleDailyReport.
“But not by Apple,” Sellers reports. “A company located in Thornhill, Ontario, will be exhibiting new software that the company claims is a ‘replacement for iWeb.'”
Sellers reports, “It’s called EasyWeb.”
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