Adobe on Monday updated its subscription-based professional image editing suite, bringing “hundreds” of new features to premiere offerings like Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign, among others. As with the suite’s debut in May, files created with the updated “CC” desktop apps can be shared across platforms and the online creative community Behance via Adobe’s Creative Cloud. [...]
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Adobe releases major update to Creative Cloud desktop apps
Posted by Gary on June 18, 2013
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Emulator screenshots show what iOS 7 may look like on iPad
Posted by Gary on June 18, 2013
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Apple didn’t show off the newest version of iOS running on an iPad, but new screens have emerged online showing what Apple’s overhaul of its mobile platform may like on its bestselling tablet. The images emerged last week in a series of posts from Twitter user @SonnyDickson. They are said to come from an iOS [...]
Editorial: What WWDC 2013 tells us about Apple
Posted by Gary on June 17, 2013
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Apple’s annual Worldwide Developer Convention is now over, but the event revealed a year’s worth of insight into what the company is doing with the Macintosh, OS X, iOS and iCloud. OS X’s planned longevity Apple made it very clear that there’s no end in sight for OS X. Anyone concerned with the company “running [...]
Deals: dozens of new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Retina configs at lowest prices anywhere
Posted by Gary on June 16, 2013
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As promised, AppleInsider’s Mac Price Guides were expanded over this past week to include 19 configurations of Apple’s new MacBook Air (both with and without AppleCare) at the lowest prices anywhere, in addition to several MacBook Pro with Retina Display models that now work with our exclusive coupons, for savings up to $1,150. The New [...]
Inside iOS 7: Animations work with flat graphics to create sense of space
Posted by Gary on June 16, 2013
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The iOS 7 beta’s user interface overhaul is a striking departure from past aesthetics, and one that has garnered a fair share of press, but a complete rebuilding of system animations is equally impactful despite going largely unnoticed.While eye-catching static design choices like Jony Ive’s “flat” iconography and a liberal use of Helvetica Neue Ultra [...]
Canada’s Rogers and Telus to start iPad and iPad mini sales, Wind offering nano-SIMs for iPhone 5
Posted by Gary on June 16, 2013
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Canadian wireless carriers Rogers and Telus will start selling cellular LTE versions of Apple’s iPad and iPad mini in the near future, while Wind Mobile has already started sales of nano-SIM cards to bring unlocked models of the iPhone 5 to its network. Both Rogers and Telus made the announcement on Friday in posts to [...]
AT&T adds emergency alert system to iPhone 5 and 4S with software update [u]
Posted by Gary on June 15, 2013
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America’s second-largest wireless carrier AT&T on Friday announced it will be pushing out an update to subscribers who own an iPhone 5 or 4S, with the new software supporting an FCC-mandated Wireless Emergency Alert system.Update: Readers are reporting the iPhone 4 is also receiving the OTA update in some areas. AT&T said it will begin [...]
Apple issues rare public comment on its ‘commitment to customer privacy’
Apple published a rare public comment discussing “Apple’s Commitment to Customer Privacy” in the wake of reports on the United States’ “Prism” surveillance program. On June 6th, just days before Apple’s weeklong Worldwide Developer Conference opened, the Washington Post published a report outlining a formerly secret government project — codename Prism — that it said [...]