Adobe offers top 10 list for Flash in 2010
The company lauded mobile and other enhancements to the Flash Player, but it also acknowledged adversity it faced in dispute with Apple.
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VAT hike hits Apple prices
You'll pay more to buy an Apple product from today after the company raised its UK prices in line with the hike in VAT.
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Opinion: 24 New Year's resolutions for better photography
Instead of making the same ho-hum New Year's resolutions you break every year, consider these resolutions specifically for photographers.
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Apple releases iAd Producer for desiging interactive ads
Apple has announced the release of iAd Producer, a tool that can be used by publishers to simplify the creation of campaigns for the company’s iAd mobile advertising platform.
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UK government 'to force ISPs to block porn sites'
The government wants ISPs to block access to pornography websites, so web users do not need to rely on parental controls, according to a report in the Sunday Times.
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W3C releases best practices for mobile web apps
The World Wide Web consortium offers suggestions for making Web-based mobile apps easy to use, and easy on the network
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BBC Online budget to be cut by 25 percent
BBC Online’s budget will be slashed by 25 percent, the BBC Trust has confirmed.
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Apple drops anti-jailbreak API in iOS 4.2
Apple apparently has thrown in the towel, quietly dropping in iOS 4.2 an API that was intended to discover if the OS had been compromised and jailbroken.
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Aperture 3.1.1 update squashes more bugs
Apple has released an update to its Aperture photo software to fix a number of issues.
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Call for entries: Adobe Design Achievement Awards 2011
Adobe has announced the call for entries for the eleventh annual Adobe Design Achievement Awards (ADAA)
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Google offers a peek at its Chrome laptop
Google's Cr-48 laptop promises a new way to do Web-based computing, but will the enterprise bite?
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RIM accepting PlayBook apps for Apple iPad rival
Developers are eligible for free BlackBerry PlayBook if their apps are accepted for into App World.
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Google launches eBookstore in the US
Google on Monday added another volume to the e-book saga with the introduction of the company's eBookstore.
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Motorola building Google Android tablet
Google's chief Android engineer on Monday showed a glimpse of a forthcoming tablet from Motorola, a potential competitor to Apple's iPad with a more powerful processor.
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Google unveils Nexus S smartphone
Google has finally unveiled the Google Nexus S - predecessor to its 'superphone', the Google Nexus One , which launched in January this year.
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BlackBerry owner buys Swedish UI developer
Research In Motion (RIM) plans to acquire Swedish company The Astonishing Tribe (TAT), which specialises in developing user interfaces, according to a blog posted on Thursday.
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Thousands of HTML5 tests planned by Web consortium
The World Wide Web Consortium is planning tens of thousands of tests for browser compatibility with HTML5.
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Wireless broadband trialled in Kent, expected speed: 100Mbps
Residents in Kent are taking part in a trial of wireless broadband that is expected to offer speeds of 'up-to' 100Mbps.
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Bournemouth student wins BIMA for Apple iPad app
Bournemouth student graduate Gavin Williams is the winner of the British Interactive Media Association competition in the Student entry category for his iPad and iPhone app.
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D&AD Awards 2011: judges announced
The judges have been announced for the D&AD Awards 2011, featuring a cross section of the good and the great in the design and advertising worlds.