Interview: Dalton Maag's Bruno Maag on creating Nokia's Pure – a typeface for the whole world
Bruno Maag discusses his bold quest to create a font that lets you say anything in almost any language.
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Win the new Apple iPad – Digital Arts competition
We liked Apple’s new iPad, and it seems that we’re not alone. It’s got great reviews from just about everyone who’s tested it. And you can now win the new Apple iPad.
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Review: Adobe Illustrator CS6
Illustrator CS6 handles complex artworks much better, and offers pattern and gradient upgrades.
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Dell Precision workstations get custom new look
Dell has unveiled four new Precision workstations including an innovative top-loading hard drive model, the Precision T7600, which can take up to 512GB of RAM, two nVidia Quadra Maximus graphics cards and a pair of Tesla C2075 processors. The most powerful workstation Dell has made to date, the Precision T7600 will go onsale in the UK in May.
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Review: Adobe After Effects CS6
Adobe's After Effects CS6 has new camera tracking, along with more effects and enhanced work-flow
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Intel launches Ivy Bridge processors for desktops, laptops & ultrabooks
Intel will next week launch the third generation of its Intel Core processor family. Ivy Bridge promises better graphics, media performance and energy efficiency.
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Review: Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
Adobe's Premiere Pro CS6 has a new interface, with enhanced multicam support, faster editing, Warp Stabilizer and more.
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Review: Adobe Dreamweaver CS6
Discover how Dreamweaver CS6 can help you design responsive sites that work across desktop, tablet and mobile.
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Review: Adobe Flash Professional CS6
Adobe's new Flash CS6 reinvents itself again with new features aimed at app developers
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Want to make your own designer toys? Get a Cube 3D printer
If you have $1,300 (£800) to drop on a gizmo that builds plastic designer toys ready for you to customise (a la Munny), check out 3D Systems' new Cube 3D home printer.
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Super Mario Bros recreated with Lego
Zachary Pollock is recreating the entire first level (1-1) from Super Mario Bros with Lego blocks.
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Use Arduino to play Guitar Hero with flamethrowers
With a little help from this year's hippest creative geek device Arduino and a flamethrower, your performance could literally be on fire.
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Penny debuts first exhibition of hyper-intricate papercuts
Central St Martins graduate Penny creates papercuts with dizzying levels of detail.
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Intel drives up SSD storage capacity to 800GB
Intel on Thursday announced new solid-state drives with storage of up to 800GB, which is a new high in capacity for the company's SSD products.
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Google+ given a visual refresh
Google+ began rolling out a redesign on Wednesday that it hopes will make the social platform "easier to use and nicer to look at," according to a blog post.
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Mag+ adds support for digital publishing to new iPad's retina display, Kindle Fire, iPhone & more
Publishing platform automatically delivers the right version to the right device.
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NAB 2012: Autodesk redesigns Smoke 2013 video editor for a broader audience, drops price by 75 percent
Autodesk has launched the Smoke 2013 video editing software, which costs under a quarter of the previous version.
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NAB 2012: Canon releases EOS-1D C digital SLR camera for movie and TV production
The EOS-1D C is a digital SLR with a video focus that supports in-camera 4K video recording.
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NAB 2012: Blackmagic launches sub-£2,000 digital cinema camera
Features include 13 stops of dynamic range, a high-resolution 2.5K sensor, and a built-in high bandwidth SSD recorder.
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Support for Retina displays built into Intel's next-gen Ivy Bridge platform
Intel has revealed that its Ivy Bridge processor is built for Retina display computers, hinting that Apple's redesigned range of MacBook Pros will have Retina display technology.