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Tag Archives: ipod
Grandfathered Flickr Pro codified by Yahoo, most benefits retained
Flickr Pro users have been informed by Yahoo about the future of the once-premium accounts. As long as the user’s account is kept in good standing, customers paying $25 per year for unlimited storage will be allowed to keep the plan indefinitely, with no plans for the Pro benefits to be purged…. Continue reading
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Tagged apps, archives, flickr, headlines, ipad, ipod, mac news, macnn, source-says, toggle
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Flame Painter 2.0 expands brush, layer options
Escape Motions has released Flame Painter 2.0, an update of the developer’s illustration software. The v2.0 upgrade brings in a host of new features, such as smoother antialiasing, unlimited layers and editable vector layers in the Professional edition. Brush options include new Flame, Follow, and Ribbon brushes; presets; Normal, Lighten, and Darken modes; gradient transitions; and lastly, the ability to drag-and-drop brushes from a website…. Continue reading
Apple maintains top spot in 2013 BrandZ brand rankings
Apple remains in first place on an annual BrandZ ranking of the world’s most valuable brands, notes MarketingWeek. Apple’s brand is estimated to be worth $185.071 billion, putting it well ahead of next-closest rivals Google ($113.669 billion) and IBM ($112.536 billion). Other companies in the top 10 include McDonald’s, Coca-Cola, AT&T, Microsoft, Marlboro, Visa, and China Mobile…. Continue reading
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Tagged archives, camera, flickr, ipod, mac news, microsoft, most-read, technology, toggle
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Intel creates new products division, selects Mike Bell to lead
Intel has noted that it has appointed Mike Bell to lead its emergent technology and product trend group, which includes ultra-mobile products. The new division will be “tasked with turning cool technology and business model innovations into products that shape and lead markets,” according to Intel…. Continue reading
Poser, 10, Poser Pro 2014 get subdivision surfaces, live simulations
Smith Micro has launched Poser 10 and Poser Pro 2014, updates of the developer’s core 3D rendering and animation tools. Both apps have gained a number of new features, such as subdivision surfaces, which let users set subdivision levels for props, figures, or body parts using Pixar’s OpenSubdiv library. The technology should improve aspects like bending accuracy and object smoothness…. Continue reading
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Tagged apple, apps, black, ces, flickr, game-console, ipod, live-simulations, macs, physics, texas
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iOS 7 to get Flickr, Vimeo integration, source says
Apple is aiming to integrate Flickr and Vimeo into iOS 7, a source tells 9to5Mac. The integration is expected to work in much the same way as Facebook and Twitter support does in iOS 6, allowing single sign-ins via the Settings menu. In the case of Flickr, at least, signing in may not only add another option to iOS’ built-in sharing menus, but also simplify apps with their own hooks for the service, such as Instagram. Flickr is already integrated into OS X Mountain Lion and the iOS edition of iPhoto…. Continue reading
Precedent-setting SEP enforcement injunction awarded in Wi-Fi dispute
A ruling yesterday in the Northern District of California may have repercussions on the smartphone patent battles raging across the US court landscape. A federal judge granted a user of a standards-essential patent a preliminary injunction against enforcement of a possible US International Trade Commission (ITC) sales injunction. This decision by Senior District Judge Ronald Whyte is the first time a US district court is preventing the ITC’s only option to combat patent infringers in conjunction with standards-essential patents…. Continue reading
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Committee attacks Apple for tax loopholes, admits rate issue
During Tim Cook’s appearance on Tuesday before the US Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (which is presently looking into the tax code), Chairman Carl Levin (D-Michigan) accused Apple of “exploiting an absurdity [in US tax laws] that we have not seen other corporations use,” referring to a loophole he believes should be closed. Cook maintained that Apple pays US taxes on its US profits as it should…. Continue reading
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Microsoft Unveils Xbox One, an All-In-One Entertainment System with Revamped Kinect and Fully Integrated SmartGlass
Microsoft today released details on its next generation console at an event hosted at its Redmond campus in Washington. Called the Xbox One , the new console is designed to be the ultimate all-in-one home entertainment system with a heavy focus on both gaming and interactive television watching. The Xbox One recognizes individual users and presents a customized home screen filled with content like TV and movies, games, and music, along with a new Trending section that displays friend activity and a live TV system. Xbox One utilizes voice commands, motion control via the Kinect, and a new feature called Instant Switching to allow Xbox users to switch from gaming to TV to other types of entertainment with quick commands that work as fast as swapping channels on the TV. Home screen sharing, called Snap Mode, allows users to display multiple items on the television screen. The Xbox One’s comprehensive voice commands, such as “Watch CBS” or “Play Game” are what many imagined Siri integration with the Apple TV might look like. The new Xbox sports 8GB of RAM, an 8-core CPU, a 500GB hard drive, USB 3.0 ports, and a slot-loading Blu-ray drive. It also comes equipped with a newly redesigned Kinect sensor that is far more robust for better motion sensing and an updated controller that has an updated d-pad, impulse triggers and a more ergonomic design, in addition to several other improvements. Xbox’s second-screen companion app SmartGlass , which was originally introduced last year, has been improved to allow smartphones and tablets like Apple’s iPad and iPhone to connect seamlessly to the Xbox one. According to Marc Whitten, SmartGlass is “fully integrated” into the new console. SmartGlass in its current form is designed to allow users to interact with the Xbox 360 in a number of ways, namely navigating through menus, controlling video, browsing the internet, and using the keyboard to type on the console. A number of games were also revealed at the Xbox One event including Madden NFL 25, NBA Live 14, EA Sports UFC, FIFA 12, Forza Motorsport 5, Call of Duty: Ghosts, and Quantum Break, a new game from Remedy that aims to blend television and gaming. 15 new games will be released during the first year that Xbox One is available, with eight of those being new franchises. Though no exact release date was given, the Xbox One will launch around the world “later this year.” More information about the console and its upcoming games will be available at E3 in June. Continue reading
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Apple CEO Tim Cook says America’s IP environment needs more work
In the midst of a larger discussion with U.S. senators on international corporate taxes, Apple CEO Tim Cook took an aside to discuss another area of regulation where the iPhone maker would like to see changes: the United States’ intellectual property protection environment. Continue reading
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