Pinterest plans profile redesign
Pinterest, the popular pinboard site, will be getting redesigned profile pages.
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Emilio Cassanese brings a generative approach to portrait illustrations
Emilio Cassanese latest series applies generatative elements as textures to portrait photographs to produce an unworldly look.
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Facebook announces new Timeline apps at SXSW
Since making its Open Graph applications platform available two months ago, Facebook Timeline apps have grown in a big way: Today at the SXSW conference, the social networking company announced that nearly 3,000 Timeline apps are now available.
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EU's antitrust investigation into Apple, ebook publishers to continue
Apple along with five ebook publishers must address all the European Commission's antitrust concerns before any settlement can be reached warned the European Union's competition chief on Monday.
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Firefox 11 slips out early
The final release version of Firefox 11 wasn't scheduled to make its official debut until today, but -- as so often happens -- it showed up early.
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Digital Arts magazine now available on Android through Google Play. Free preview issue included
You can now get your favourite creative magazines on your Android tablet through Google's new store.
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Quark to update App Studio for QuarkXPress for Retina-display new iPad
Quark will update App Studio to add support for producing publications at the 2,048 x 1,536 resolution of the new iPad, but hasn't said when.
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How to create Oscar-winning VFX: Pixomondo's VFX supervisor for Hugo tells us how subtlety trumped exploding robots
Ben Grossmann reveals how artistic use of stereoscopic 3D – enhanced with restrained use of VFX – can envelop an audience in a story.
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Aquafadas iPad publishing system updated for Retina-display new iPad
Aquafadas outlines it's plans for the New iPad. A new update will allow publishers to provide high-res versions of their titles for the New iPad, with images that show more detail, and high-quality video, at only 1.5-3 times the current app size.
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Mag+ to offer new iPad Retina-display-resolution digital publishing by late March
Users of digital publishing service Mag+ will be able to produce high-resolution magazine and book apps soon
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UK new Apple iPad owners face wait until 2013 for LTE 4G high-speed downloads
Will the UK be able to benefit from LTE 4G on our New iPads? 4G or not 4G, we answer your questions below...
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Adobe adds support for Retina-display iPad to DPS digital publishing suite (when approved by Apple)
Adobe has announced that its DPS publishing tool will be able to produce them at the 2,048 x 1,536 resolution of the new iPad soon.
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Adobe releases free mobile development tool Shadow for previewing designs on multiple devices
Adobe has released Shadow, a free mobile development tool for previewing interactive design projects on different mobile devices at once.
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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 released and price halved
Adobe releases Photoshop Lightroom 4 with support for video and geo-tags
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Luxology releases modo 601, adding character animation to the 3D suite
Luxology modo 601 features character animation, built-in dynamics, volumetric rendering and more.
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Saul Bass-illustrated 1962 children's book republished
The only children's book illustrated by film poster and title sequence design Saul Bass, Henri's Walk to Paris, has been re-released this month.
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>> Promotion: Discover how to make Maxon Cinema 4D even more powerful!
>> Promotion: Discover how to make Maxon Cinema 4D even more powerful
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Facebook wants to standardise HTML5 for mobile
Facebook is working with mobile operators to make phone-based payments easier and has launched an effort to standardise HTML5 to help developers write applications for more mobile handsets, according to its chief technology officer.
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First look: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet with pressure-sensitivity & Adobe Photoshop Touch app
The Galaxy Note 10.1 features a pressure-sensitive touchscreen and comes bundled with Adobe's Photoshop Touch app
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Mozilla's open web app store to launch next week
Earlier this month Mozilla laid out a roadmap for its Firefox browser over the course of 2012, and on Wednesday it made good on one key piece of those plans.