IBM developing augmented reality app that identifies products without QR codes
Users point their phones at items in shops and see more information and offers, while retailers gain insights into customers.
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Find success as a professional illustrator with advice from Gemma Correll, Dan Mumford, Sneaky Raccoon & more
This Saturday, Digital Arts is hosting the second Secrets to Success panel discussion at the New Designers graduate exhibition in Islington, London.
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Google reveals Nexus 7 tablet, Jelly Bean and spherical Nexus Q device
Google revealed its Galaxy Nexus 7-inch tablet that will run on Android 4.1 'Jelly Bean' yesterday.
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Red Giant Magic Bullet PhotoLooks 2 offers advanced colour correction for Photoshop, Lightroom and Aperture
Features added to the Looks tool for changing the colour look of video footage have now been added to the photography tool,
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Updated: D&AD Student Awards 2012 Yellow Pencils announced across design, illustration, digital & self-promotion
62 Yellow Pencils were awarded, though none in Branding, Photography or Typography.
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Framestore reveals effects work behind BA's '777 drives through London' ad
Framestore created the VFX work for BBH's TV ad (below) and Flash app for British Airways (BA).
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Drobo embraces Thunderbolt, releases Drobo Mini
Drobo has announced its first portable unit, the Drobo Mini, and a larger array with Thunderbolt
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Advertorial: 25% print from PC, smartphones or tablet at home
Despite cloud and mobile printing, 62% of people still print only from PC following our survey into whether people are using cloud services to print out documents wirelessly.
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Canon to launch augmented-reality platform based on head-mounted displays
Canon said Monday it will launch a new augmented-reality platform that uses head-mounted displays to realistically project virtual images onto real backgrounds.
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Creatives discuss their most hated design crimes
Design Crime5 event in London on Thursday sees designers discussing things that makes them see red.
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Watch ThinkBreatheLive's stunning tour visuals for Beyoncé
ThinkBreatheLive (TBL) has again teamed up with Beyoncé for her epic four-night comeback concerts, Back to Business.
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MacBook Pro Retina display ruins web, Google fixing Chrome browser
Due to bandwidth constraints, webpages traditionally feature low-res images and vectors. It seems that, just as HDTVs have highlighted the imperfections of actors, the high-def MacBook Pro could make websites look fuzzy.
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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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Framestore animates team badges for BBC Euro 2012 idents
The BBC Euro 2012 title sequence sees embroidered emblems from European team badges come to life in a world of material textures.
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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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Pixomondo creates smashing battle scenes for Snow White and the Huntsman
Pixomondo has created more than 270 VFX shots for Snow White and the Huntsman, the latest reimagining of the folk tale.
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Apple updates Final Cut Pro X, Aperture, for new MacBook Pro's Retina display
Apple has updated its pro apps in order to ready them for the new MacBook Pro’s Retina display.
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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.