Adobe Creative Cloud subscribers get access to DPS Single Edition for creating iPad apps for free
Adobe has released the Digital Publishing Suite (DPS) Single Edition for iPad as part of its Creative Cloud slate of offerings.
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Hands on with Apple's iPhone 5
We've updated our review of the iPhone 5 with the following information now that we've had a chance to have a play with the new device
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Apple iPhone 5 has with 4-inch screen; faster chip; thinner, lighter aluminium design
Apple has put an end to months of speculation about its sixth-generation iPhone
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MakerBot debuts Replicator 2 desktop 3D printer
A 3D printer every character toy designer will want to get their hands on (and us too!).
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IBC 2012: Nvidia announces Quadro K5000 for Apple Mac Pros
It will be available inside Apple's Mac Pro, another piece of hardware that's taking a long time to update.
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IBC 2012: Avid releases Media Composer 6.5 video editing software
Also updates Avid Symphony and NewsCutter.
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IBC 2012: AJA adds KiStor Drives and KiStor Dock with Thunderbolt and USB 3.0 for Ki Pro and Ki Pro Rack
The new KiStor drives use a built-in USB 3.0 connection in place of the previous FireWire connection.
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WD debuts smallest external USB 3.0 drive in Win and Mac-styled versions
WD announced its smallest external hard drive that includes a USB 3.0 port, backup software and encryption.
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Cambridge University launches free Raspberry Pi programming course
The University of Cambridge has launched a free online course for aspiring programmers using the Raspberry Pi computer.
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Intel Core i7 chip for laptops and desktops cracks 3GHz barrier
Intel has started shipping 21 new processors for laptops and desktops, including a new Core i7 chip with a base clock speed of 3GHz, a new high for the company's mobile processors based on the Ivy Bridge microarchitecture.
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IBC 2012: AMD offers sneak peek at Premiere Pro CS6 FirePro Open CL acceleration
Editors using Premiere Pro CS6 will soon be able to work faster using AMD's FirePro graphics cards.
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HBO's CTO says 4K video in the home is pointless unless you have a 60-inch TV
One of the biggest trends at this year's IFA is 4K TV, which improves on today's high-definition TV with four times the number of pixels than current sets.
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Hands on with the WiFi viewfinder on Sony's NEX-5R camera
The perfect tools for stunning self-portraits.
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Up close with Sharp's better-than-Retina 498dpi IGZO display
In the ongoing race to build ever better flat-screen displays, a potentially disruptive tech has made a debut at IFA.
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Sony to launch 4K TV that improves on HD
Sony will launch a flat-panel TV later this year that has more than four times the number of pixels than today's HD TVs.
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Adobe announces Retina MacBook Pro support in CS6, including Photoshop but not InDesign
Updates will be given to Creative Suite 6 application and Suite owners, not just Creative Cloud subscribers
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VMware Fusion 5 now available
Less than a year after the company launched Fusion 4, VMware has announced the launch of Fusion 5, the latest generation of the application that enables you to run Windows on your Mac.
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US TV site Hulu redesigns with a major makeover
Hulu has redesigned its streaming video site to simplify content discovery and make it more appealing.
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Logitech's washable keyboard ends coffee disasters
Logitech has unveiled a new keyboard designed to solve one of the oldest problems known to computer users everywhere: the dreaded coffee splash.
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DigiSpark: what Arduino would be if it were the size of a 5p piece
With 27 days left to spare, the Digispark Kickstarter campaign boasts of approximately $45,000 in funding (Eric asked for only $5000).