Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 released and price halved
Adobe releases Photoshop Lightroom 4 with support for video and geo-tags
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Will Apple launch 16-core Mac Pros tonight alongside the iPad 3?
New Intel Xeon E5 chips means that now would be the time for Apple to upgrade it's workstation line.
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Adobe Photoshop CS6 will blur images to fake a shallow depth of field
Adobe wants to add blur to your images to emulate a shallow depth of field in Photoshop CS6.
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Wacom Intuos5 range adds iPad-style multi-touch to graphics tablets
Wacom's new Intuos5 line of graphics tablets are wireless and support multi-touch gestures similar to the iPad.
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Luxology releases modo 601, adding character animation to the 3D suite
Luxology modo 601 features character animation, built-in dynamics, volumetric rendering and more.
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Raspberry Pi demand overwhelms website on launch day
After five years of largely obscure development, the Raspberry Pi Linux computer for schools went on sale this morning, almost immediately overwhelming the project’s website as the public tried to buy the first units.
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>> Promotion: Discover how to make Maxon Cinema 4D even more powerful!
>> Promotion: Discover how to make Maxon Cinema 4D even more powerful
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Facebook wants to standardise HTML5 for mobile
Facebook is working with mobile operators to make phone-based payments easier and has launched an effort to standardise HTML5 to help developers write applications for more mobile handsets, according to its chief technology officer.
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First look: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet with pressure-sensitivity & Adobe Photoshop Touch app
The Galaxy Note 10.1 features a pressure-sensitive touchscreen and comes bundled with Adobe's Photoshop Touch app
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Intel confirms Ivy Bridge processor delay
Chip giant Intel has confirmed that its next-generation microprocessors, code-named Ivy Bridge, will arrive around two months later than initially planned.
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Encrypted media support in HTML5 proposal sparks digital rights debate
A proposal drafted by Microsoft, Google and Netflix to add support for encrypted media playback in HTML5, has sparked a debate on the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) HTML public mailing list.
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Adobe Photoshop Touch app released for Apple iPad
Adobe has released its Photoshop Touch app for the Apple iPad 2 at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) exhibition in Barcelona.
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Adobe to Linux users: Get Chrome or forget Flash
Adobe today has that it would stop offering direct downloads of Flash Player for Linux, telling users to move to Google's Chrome browser, which bundles Flash with its updates.
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Mozilla's open web app store to launch next week
Earlier this month Mozilla laid out a roadmap for its Firefox browser over the course of 2012, and on Wednesday it made good on one key piece of those plans.
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NewTek releases LightWave 11
NewTek LightWave 11 gains instancing, flocking, better dynmaics and systems for sharing content with Maya and ZBrush.
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RIM launches BlackBerry Playbook 2.0 OS
Research in Motion today released the second generation operating system for its Blackberry Playbook tablet.
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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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Lume brings a handmade world of paper and cardboard to an iPhone, iPad and Mac game
State of Play Games has launched Lume, a puzzle adventure game made from paper and cardboard, on iPhone, iPod, iPad and the Mac.
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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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Future of SSD drives doomed, researchers say
As the circuitry of NAND flash-based, solid-state drives shrinks, performance drops precipitously -- meaning the technology could be doomed, according to new research.