Now Pirate Bay allows real objects to be torrented
The Pirate Bay, a notorious and extremely popular torrent site, has created a new category for files that allow 3D printers to create physical objects.
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Advertorial: Two thirds use their home printer for leisure
Nearly two thirds of respondents to a poll on our sister site PC Advisor say their home printer mostly used for leisure purposes.
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Pick Me Up 2012 illustration exhibition returns to Somerset House
Pick Me Up, the graphic art fair, returns to Somerset House in London from March 22 to April 1 2012.
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Eastman Kodak uses US bankruptcy provisions to reorganise company
Struggling Eastman Kodak said Thursday that it and its US subsidiaries have filed for Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code to reorganize its business.
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Alien Skin launches Exposure 4 photography plug-in for Photoshop
Exposure 4 is a new version of the photography effects plug-in for Photoshop and Photoshop Lightroom.
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Creative trends 2012: A year of creative change and excellence
2012's big things are branded experiences, 3D projection mapping, Arduino, hellish scenes, bold colours and, of course, the Olympics.
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Snapseed photo editor is coming to Mac App Store
Nik Software has announced that it's bringing Snapseed, its popular photo-editing software for iOS, to the Mac.
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Advertorial: 68% feel their printer ink runs out too quickly
Printer ink can be expensive, so be sure to cost up the price of ink when purchasing your next printer.
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Microsoft releases Silverlight 5
Even as questions remain about Microsoft's commitment to its Silverlight rich Internet plug-in platform, the company has made available version 5 of the technology, featuring a variety of new capabilities.
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Memories book brings together top illustrators for Maggie's cancer centres
A new book brings together exclusive artworks from a wealth of well-known illustrators to raise money for Maggie’s cancer caring centres
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Berg's web-driven Little Printer produces little lists to help your day
Berg is working on a small, friendly box that prints little lists of pertinent information for you to pin up around your house or studio.
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Free studio space with Macs and creative tools in Hackney available every Thursday
In what seems to be a very generous offer, the Space studio is opening its MediaLab for artists, designers and freelancers to use for free every Thursday.
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Sponsored content: 49% of home office workers prefer inkjet printers
Almost half of home office workers prefer inkjet printers, a poll on our sister site Pc Advisor shows. When asked 'For your home office, do you prefer an inkjet or a laser printer?', 49 percent of respondents selected 'inkjet printer'.
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Polaroid releases retro digital camera/printer combo styled like its 80s Spectra line
Polaroid's new Z340 Instant Digital Camera has a built-in digital photo printer (which can generate dry prints in 45 seconds) and is crafted to resemble the popular Polaroid Spectra cameras of the 1980s.
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Combining technology, science and art with Luke Jerram
We interview Luke Jerram to learn more about how he integrates technology and science into his artwork.
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Xerox Phaser 7800 A3+ colour laser printer offers high-quality prints on paper up to 350gsm
Xerox has launched the Phaser 7800 A3+ colour laser printer.
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DPS Select Open Day to feature large-format printers
The UK's most comprehensive line-up of Epson large format printers will be on show at Digital Photo Solutions' DPS Select Open Day on Wednesday 9 November.
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Canon launches Pixma Pro-1 flagship photo and artwork printer
Canon has launched of its new flagship Pixma Pro-1 printer for gallery-quality prints of photos and artwork.
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Apple releases Canon, FujiXerox printer drivers
If you use a Canon or FujiXerox printer, you probably should use one of the new drivers released by Apple.
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The Dos and Donts of organizing a design show with Sneaky Raccoon
The talented Sneaky Raccoon is celebrating a 5 year anniversary with a show at the KidRobot store.