Inamo restaurant runs virtual tablecloth competition
Inamo St James is running a competition to create a design to be used as tablecloth in the restaurant.
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Opinion: Why Pentagram's new Windows 8 logo is pure genius
Microsoft has unveiled a new look for the Windows logo for Windows 8. Here's why I think it's a brilliant move.
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Airside's Alex Maclean and Caroline Matthews found new agency, Rupert Ray
With popular creative studio Airside closing next month, a founder and the MD have announced their plans to get up a new agency.
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Adobe reveals more on CS6 and Creative Cloud launch plans
Adobe will launch its Creative Cloud software-and-services bundle alongside CS6.
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Brandwidth uses Apple iBooks Author to create an interactive promotional iBook for clients
Apple's too has been trumpeted as the future of eBook publishing, but it's just as good at quickly creating interactive promotional materials.
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Interactive Zlatan Ibrahimovic biography iPad app published using InDesign and Mag+
Swedish publisher Bonnierförlagen has created an interactive biography app about controversial AC Milan footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovi? for the iPad
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Opinion: Mountain Lion brings mobile UI to desktops
Apple announced OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion this week, and something was immediately noticeable: it looks just like the latest version of iOS. From the notification system to iChat, it's clear that mobile is taking the lead in Apple's headquarters.
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TfL offers congestion feeds to app and site developers ahead of London 2012 Olympic Games
Web and app developers can now get access to the 'hotspot' feed from Transport for London (TfL), which offers predictions of when the London transport network will be congested during this summer's London 2012 Olympic Games.
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First Look: Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion
Apple updates its iOS mobile operating system once a year. But why should the iPhone and iPad have all the fun? On Thursday Apple announced that it will release a new version of OS X — Mountain Lion — this summer, just a year after the release of OS X Lion.
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iBookstore gets new features for publishers
Apple has made a number of changes to the iBookstore so publishers can now use screenshots, promotional codes and offer pre-orders.
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First Look: Clear makes to-do lists clean, simple and colour-led
When it comes to the App Store, to-do list apps are littered underfoot like so many dead leaves. Each, it seems, is trying to outdo the others in how many bells and whistles they can offer, vying for their chance at a spot on your Home screen.
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HP launches 'iMac-style' Z1 workstation
HP has released the industry's first all-in-one workstation, the Z1, which resemble's Apple's iMac.
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Disappointment a year after Thunderbolt debuted, as few products are available
It's been almost 12 months since Thunderbolt made its debut on the 2011 MacBook Pro. In that time, just a few dozen Thunderbolt products have shipped, to the disappointment of users eager to take advantage of the fast connection.
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Crowdfunding site Crowdtilt looks to smaller projects than Kickstarter
Crowdfunding website Crowdtilt officially launched last week, expanding upon the collective fundraising model pioneered by Kickstarter to enable raising money for any project, no matter how small.
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Apple lets authors iBooks Author users sell books outside iBooks
Some controversial provisions in the agreement governing the use of Apple's iBook authoring software has been modified after coming under intense criticism from authors and publishers.
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D&AD extends D&AD Awards 2012 deadline to February 8
D&AD has extended the deadline for entries for this year's D&AD Awards to give creatives last chance to enter in the Award's 50th year.
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>> Promotion: Learn how to design a brilliant animated web banner
PROMOTION: HOW TO DESIGN A BRILLIANT ANIMATED WEB BANNER
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First look: Apple Final Cut Pro X 10.0.3
We spend some time with Apple's new Final Cut Pro release, discovering what they've added (and brought back from FCP 7).
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Design and illustration come to the British Library in March
The Spring Festival features Jamie Hewlett, Quentin Blake, James Jarvis, Posy Simmonds and more.
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Professor's 3D animation reveals the workings inside the brain
This year's Macworld | iWorld wasn't only about accessories and apps – attendees also got a chance to see the inner workings of the brain.