Apple confirms Mac Pro not dead – but no new model til 2013
Apple has removed the ‘New’ icon beside the Mac Pro on its Apple Store webpage and confirmed that a new Mac Pro is in the works, with a new model expected next year
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Why iOS 6 is still behind Android and Windows 8 in some areas.
Apple's iOS 6 will continue leapfrogging with the competition by adding long-requested features as well as new surprises. But if you were hoping for big changes to the iPhone's operating system, you'll have to keep waiting.
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Behind the scenes on Prometheus' VFX
VFX houses including London-based MPC and Sydney's Fuel VFX detail their work on Ridley Scott's Alien prequel
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First look: Apple MacBook Pro with Retina display
The new, Retina-display-bearing MacBook Pro was in the US offices of our sister magazine Macworld earlier.
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Purpose rebrands Market Research Society using animated infographics based on live data
The graphics will change and animate to reflect movements in the underlying data.
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Apple launches iOS 6 for iPad and iPhone at WWDC, to be release in the autumn
Apple reveals iOS 6 with Flyover Maps, turn-by-turn navigation; Facebook integration, improved Siri service, iCloud enhancements, car integration, photo sharing, and a new app called Passbook.
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Adobe patches critical Flash bugs, ships sandboxed plug-in for Firefox
Adobe today patched seven critical vulnerabilities in Flash Player -- the fifth security update so far in 2012 -- and released a sandboxed plug-in for Mozilla's Firefox.
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Apple reveals thinner MacBook Pro with Retina display and USB 3 - with UK pricing details
A redesigned thinner and ligher model with a Retina Display with a resolution of 2,880 x 1,800.
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Adobe Photoshop won't be updated for new MacBook Pro's Retina Display til later this year
Adobe is working to build support for the new Macbook Pro's Retina Display into Photoshop, but you're going to have a bit of a wait.
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Updated: Unit Editions publishes book on design legend Herb Lubalin
Now with photos of the book itself, a monograph of work by typographer and graphic designer Herb Lubalin.
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Apple to release Mac OS X Mountain Lion in July, upgrades cost $19.99
Apple has revealed the final build of Mac OS X Mountain Lion, and that it will likely cost less than £13 to upgrade
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Free Range grad show report: Middlesex University, Havering College, UCA Maidstone
See the best graphic design and illustration work from this year's Free Range grad shows
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Foursquare's app redesign revealed
Foursquare on Thursday launched a major redesign of its app for the iPhone and Android devices, incorporating features from social discovery and local search applications, as well as the "like" feature made famous by Facebook.
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Updated - UK grad shows 2012 listings: design, illustration, visual communication, interactive & animation
Graduate shows offer inspiration & a peek at the hottest talent of tomorrow. Check out our guide to when & where these events are happening.
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Watch all of the Vimeo Awards 2012 winners
Vimeo presented the awards last night in New York City with a motion-responsive, projection-mapped awards show set
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Facebook launches App Center
Facebook took its App Center live on Thursday at a slick media event in San Francisco, announcing a handful of previously undisclosed features.
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Microsoft posts previews of new Visual Studio IDE and .Net
Microsoft has posted a release candidate of its next version of the Visual Studio IDE (integrated development environment), as well as release candidates of the .Net framework and the Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2012 source-control software.
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Windows 8 in 'final phase' as Release Preview launched
Microsoft 8 is in its "final phase" of development following the Release Preview launch of the new operating system.
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Control multiple GoPro video cameras and stream to the web with Wi-Fi BackPac and Remote
Also a free, soon-to-be-released GoPro App will enable GoPro cameras to live video stream to – as well as be controlled by – iOS and Android smartphones and tablets.
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Intel provides a glimpse into future of interaction with laptops
Intel provided a glimpse into the future of ultrabooks saying the next big thing for the emerging class of thin and light laptops is natural interaction through sight, sound and touch.