New PRINCE2 qualification pass rates expected to be low
The pass rate for the new, higher level PRINCE2 Professional qualification will be lower than for the existing qualifications, a PRINCE2 trainer has predicted.
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Deconstructing cities through CG-driven illustration
For his Cities series of artworks, designer Peter Olschinsky has built urban landscapes of near-overwhelming detail.
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Interview: Malika Favre on why she had to push herself to get rude to illustrate Penguins new Kama Sutra
We speak to the french illustrator about her playful, sexually explicit (but in no way crude) representations of the book’s techniques
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Advanced version of PRINCE2 project management qualification launches
A higher-level version of the project management qualification PRINCE2, PRINCE2 Professional, is launching next week.
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Apple launches App Store volume purchase for businesses
Apple has unveiled its Volume Purchase for Business programme (VPP), essentially an App Store specifically for businesses to purchase iOS apps in bulk. Apart from allowing developers to custom-tailor software for specific businesses, it also gives Apple another entry into the business market.
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Twine lets you hack electronic devices to communicate with the Web
The latest device to help you put tinkering projects together is a little green box called Twine.
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Now Pirate Bay allows real objects to be torrented
The Pirate Bay, a notorious and extremely popular torrent site, has created a new category for files that allow 3D printers to create physical objects.
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Advertorial: Two thirds use their home printer for leisure
Nearly two thirds of respondents to a poll on our sister site PC Advisor say their home printer mostly used for leisure purposes.
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Sony reveals next-gen image sensors for smartphones and cameras
Sony said Monday it has developed new technology for the tiny imaging chips that power cameras in portable devices, which will allow for clearer photographs while using less space and cutting manufacturing costs.
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Opinion: How iBooks Author locks you into Apple
iBooks Author is an intriguing app and a a big deal for publishers. But while the app is obviously very new, some aspects of the software give me pause.
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Opinion: How iBooks Author could be so much better
Against my better judgment, I let myself get swept up by the wave of e-publishing rumours in the days leading up to Apple’s education-themed announcement. Apple could do it, I thought to myself. The company had both the resources to build a great tool, and the reasons to do so.
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Google kills Picnik, Needlebase, Urchin and other services
Google is continuing to weed out its services and on Friday announced it will shut down Picnik, Google Message Continuity and Needlebase and make changes to some other services.
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Google says Google+ has more than 90 million users
Google's social networking platform had a very encouraging quarter, as CEO Larry Page announced that Google+ now boasts more than 90 million users worldwide.
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Pick Me Up 2012 illustration exhibition returns to Somerset House
Pick Me Up, the graphic art fair, returns to Somerset House in London from March 22 to April 1 2012.
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Analysis: Apple's e-textbook push earns mixed grades
Ask people in educational publishing about Apple's foray into e-textbooks, and you'll hear a consistent message: It's good for all of us--and good luck to Apple.
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Apple iBooks Author: first impressions
At Thursday’s education event, Apple put glee into the heart of every ebook publisher when it unveiled iBooks Author, the company’s new ebook authoring tool.
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Eastman Kodak uses US bankruptcy provisions to reorganise company
Struggling Eastman Kodak said Thursday that it and its US subsidiaries have filed for Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code to reorganize its business.
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iBooks Author offers free dynamic ebook creation
Apple has launched iBooks Author, a free Mac app designed to let authors and publishers easily create multimedia-rich e-textbooks for the company's updated iBooks 2 app for iOS devices.
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Opinion: Sir John Sorrell on why we're living in an 'age of creativity'
The UK creative ambassador details why nations are increasingly turning to creativity and design to achieve growth and success.
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Steve Jobs action figure scrapped
The maker of a controversial Steve Jobs action figure is stopping production and sale of the 12-inch doll following threats of legal action by Apple and Jobs' family.