Interactive e-books expected at Apple's NYC event in Thursday
Apple is expected to introduce interactive e-books for iOS devices at its education-themed announcement in New York on Thursday.
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Creative trends 2012: A year of creative change and excellence
2012's big things are branded experiences, 3D projection mapping, Arduino, hellish scenes, bold colours and, of course, the Olympics.
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CES 2012: OnLive Desktop brings Windows 7 and Microsoft Office to the iPad
OnLive is looking to offer full Windows applications “from the cloud” on tablets, starting by making Microsoft Office available to the iPad.
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Creative trends 2012: An uncertain future
The UK’s creative industries are mired in gloom and feeling the pinch amid economic uncertainty, a survey reveals.
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Design Museum's Designs of the Year 2012 announced
London's Design Museum may be about to embark on a big move across the city, but that hasn't stopped it putting on its yearly show of the best design work across graphics, digital, architecture, fashion, furniture, products and transport.
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Animation competition draws on prophetic Douglas Adams recording
Create an animation, see it judged by Stephen Fry and win an iPad 2
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CES 2012: Kinect motion sense tech coming to Windows PCs
Microsoft's motion-sensing Kinect technology will be available for Windows PCs in a few weeks and is destined for a lot more than just gaming, CEO Steve Ballmer said at the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas on Monday.
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QuarkXPress 9.2 update adds better ePUB and iPad publishing tools
The free update to version 9.2 adds new ePUB features, ePUB 3 audio and video support, and more options for App Studio.
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New book helps you draw clothes, accessories and bodies better
Ballistic Publishing has announced its next book, d’artiste Fashion Design, covering clothing design for illustration and portraiture
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10 tech trends for 2012
We're living in an exciting time in technology: From consumer products such as phones and tablets to the way your home computer accesses the Internet, everything is changing, and mostly for the better. We predict that next year the following ten developments will change the way you interact with the digital world.
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2011 in review: Creative tech
For the creative community, the year 2011 has been a wild ride. Here we round-up how things have changed for you.
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Andreas Preis brings animals to LIFE through intricately shaded illustrations
The LIFE series from Andreas Preis combines simple messages with symmetrical swirls, intricate shading and subtle use of textures.
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Radim Malinic explores London for his West End Show
The West End Show is an new gallery exhibition featuring brand new work from high-profile illustrator and regular Digital Arts contributor Radim Malinic.
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Apple retools iAd - but is it enough?
Apple's mobile ad platform, iAd, has been faltering, and losing market share. Apple is introducing some changes designed to make iAd more competitive, and regain some momentum, but it might not be enough.
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How Flipboard was redesigned from iPad to iPhone
Interface tweaks to focus on thumb-based browsing and other interactive design techniques for successfully turning an iPad app into an iPhone app.
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Adult .XXX domain names go on general sale
More than 100,000 porn websites sporting the .XXX domain went live today. The public launch of the .XXX domain is a culmination of years of struggle between the adult entertainment industry, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names & Numbers and ICM Registry, now the official registry of the new domain.
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Conference aims to get more women involved in digital design
The Emerge Mini-Conference is the three day series of talks and workshops in January that aims to address the gender imbalance in the digital design industry.
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Apple to Samsung: 'Dont make thin or rectangular tablets or smartphones'
Apple proffers design advice on how Samsung could avoid stepping on Apple’s design patent toes, in a legal brief filed as part of its ongoing patent infringement lawsuit against its competitor.
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Designers decorate limited-edition Sky+ boxes
Sky is releasing 10 limited-edition Sky+HD boxes featuring artwork from fashion designers including Matthew Williamson, Agent Provocateur, Celia Birtwell and Farrow & Ball.
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Proporta and Lalita collaborate on genuinely stylish retro iPhone cases
Most 'stylish' iPhone cases aren't. However, these faux vintage clutch cases from Proporta and Lalita are genuinely appealing.