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Photos of Lightning Apple EarPods headphones emerge on Chinese media [Updated]
Update: The original photo displayed in the article was indeed Photoshopped. However, there are other images of Lightning EarPod cables…
Apple says some USB-C cables shipped with Retina MacBook were faulty, launches replacement program
Apple has launched a replacement program for the USB-C cable that came bundled with 2015 Retina MacBook units, finding that…
Apple’s 12.9 inch iPad Pro goes on sale Wednesday in 40 countries, available at retail stores later in the week
As we reported last week, Apple has announced that the iPad Pro will go on sale in 40 countries on…
Pixelmator for Mac update adds Magnetic Selection, Retouch brushes extension for Apple Photos app, more
The team behind Pixelmator has today released yet another free update to its Mac photo editor, Pixelmator version 3.5 ($29.99…
Pixelmator 1.1 for iPad adds realistic watercolor painting, new Color Picker, more
Pixelmator has today released a new update for the iPad version ($9.99) of its popular image editor. Version 1.1 includes a brand new watercolor painting…
Adobe giving EVERYONE Photoshop CC/Lightroom 5/Behance +20GB storage for $10/month until Dec 2
From 9to5Toys.com: Adobe today announced a pretty solid Black Friday deal. Adobe initially launched the Photoshop Photography Program in September…
Adobe introduces ‘Primetime’ end to end video publishing solution
Along with Photoshop Touch for iPad 2, Adobe today officially announced ‘Primetime’ this morning. Primetime is a mashup of its video…
Photoshop “unblur” leaves MAX audience gasping for air
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxjiQoTp864] Damn impressive. I’m with the audience at 1:18 and again later when Kevin Lynch’s picture is unblurred. I just…
Adobe MAX starts this weekend in LA, we’ll be on the scene with live streaming keynote videos
Adobe MAX, the company’s ‘Creativity Conference’ kicks off this weekend and runs May 4-8, 2013 in Los Angeles, CA. Our Angelino…
Adobe announces Photoshop and Premiere Elements 11 with improved UI, tools and more
Today is a big day for Adobe due to its Edge HTML authoring tools announcement earlier. We just got word that…
Adobe Photoshop and Premiere Elements get upgraded
Adobe today updated its Premiere Elements and Photoshop Elements for Mac and PC. Adobe is touting ‘magic’ in this upgrade…
Apple: Just kidding, no vibrate on new iPod touch
Last week we discovered that Apple has included a vibrate mechanism on the new iPod touch as an accessibility tool…
iChat for Windows?
Is this iChat for Windows? Or a slightly clever Photoshop? We’ll know in T-minus 2 days and counting…
Adobe denies CS4 October claims
Adobe is denying claims the company plans to launch Adobe CS 4 this October, with the company’s John Nack penning a furious denial on his regular Photoshop blog.
He points to a report from the TG Daily website, which claimed the software to be expected to ship “on October 1”, condemning these claims as fantasy, speculation, “just something made up”.
Nack’s clearly furious with everybody who picked-up on the report, but does concede that the Photoshop technology demo described did take place.
Three colours for 3G iPhone?
The latest unconfirmed iPhone rumour is upon us, and it once again claims the next-generation device will be available in three colours, well, that, or it confirms there’s a lot of rabid iPhone fans prepared to spend a little time creating Photoshop fakes of potential Apple ads…
We’re not sure how much weight to give this latest rumour, which we’re publishing here because rumour’s like this seem set to keep the iPhone world turning as we inch our way toward June 9.
iPhone Hellas reports (this link seems non-functional) the next-gen device will be slimmer than its predecessor, and available in three colours; white, black and (erm) red..
UPDATED: Adobe Creative Suite 4 for October release?
The future of Photoshop includes GPU and physics acceleration, with Adobe CS4 set to ship this October, a report claims.
The company is currently developing its creative applications for release with Adobe Creative Suite 4, and while not a great deal’s known about these yet, some features are emerging, with Adobe preparing for more public revelations soon, we think. The new GPU and physics acceleration features for Photoshop were demonstrated by Nvidia to TG Daily this week. And the website says progress on the move is “simply stunning”.
iMac refresh – prices, specs leaked?
That’s the thing with Apple – you must expect the unexpected… now it looks like new iMacs may be in the frame, boosting higher speeds at much lower prices…
According to (fake) tech site jon4lakers.com, the iMac is set for a price cut along with an increase in installed memory at the high-end.
From the site: "What you are looking at is a screen capture of an internal intranet of an anonymous apple employee. According to our source, and the image, Apple is set to drastically drop the price of their consumer desktop iMacs within the next 3-5 weeks."
Fact or Photoshop?
Update: oops…looks like our Photoshopper forgot to change the monthly payments – see here on the enterprise plan, when the price drops slightly, so do the monthly payments:
If that weren’t enough (and it is) the 20 inch at $990? Apple prices on the 9’s – $999
Is this the new MacBook Pro?
"The alleged MacBook Pro (pictured at right) appears to have the characteristics described in early speculation with aluminum casing, glass track pad and rounded edges. The addition of the black trim around the screen looks amazing,” writes iPhone Saviour.
The new designed Mac laptops are expected to have a black surround to the screen, a la iMac – but given that this image appeared shortly after a speculative report exploring the new specs, we think the presence of an Apple logo-T-shirt-wearing element to the image actually suggests this is a Photoshop job. Well, we should know soon enough, come October, – and we’re curious about the ‘brick’…
Quark responds to Adobe, introduces revamped publishing products
Quark fought back against Adobe’s announcement of Creative Suite 4 this morning, introducing not one but three applications designed to complement XPress 8: Quark Publishing System 8, QuarkCopyDesk8, and QuarkXPress Server 8. The company is demonstrating its solutions at Europe’s giant IFRA and Graph Expo and will ship them before the end of the year.
Is this the new MacBook Pro?
Mac users are beginning to suffer from iPhone overload, and can’t wait for Cupertino to get some new computers out the door – and new MacBooks are a Mac geek’s wet dream right now…we know they’re coming, we think within weeks, but the anticipation…
So, the computer to the right has none of the new "curvature" we’ve been hearing so much about. On that alone, we are calling fake. It is interesting to note that there is no latch…something we’d be glad to see disappear. At least we can agree with our imposter on that.
Apple is expected to introduce new Macs – MacBooks – by October 13, with some industry insiders anticipating an announcement of the new products by the end of this month.
"Lightroom beats Aperture," Adobe claims
Adobe’s John Nack used his blog to promote the market share lead of his company’s Lightroom against that of Apple’s Aperture.
Adobe – developer of the industry standard Photoshop software – is publishing research findings from InfoTrends, findings which reveal Lightroom
These findings aren’t based on unit sales of either application, instead they’re based on a survey of 1,045 pro photogs in North America.
Nack also reveals that among photographic pros using the Mac, In 2007 Lightroom was nearly twice as popular as Aperture, but by 2008 it was nearly three times as popular.
Photoshop Express set to change the universe
OK, perhaps that is a bit of an overstatement. But it is really cool. I briefly reviewed Photoshop Express for Computerworld and came away reeling at the possibilities. While we all knew this application was coming down the pipe, Adobe made great use of Flash and delivered a very polished product.
Facebook(!!), Picasa and Photobucket direct access shows the amazing possibilities this web application has. No doubt, more services will be coming soon. If you can give Photoshop Express access to your blog images directory, you could do all of your image editing inline – without having to upload or download between edits. How about Google documents or presentations? Editing photos inside the web browser would make those services all the more valuable. Oh, and move to another computer and your 2 GB library goes with you.
Kiss your NAS goodbye?
UPDATE: HA! This was much closer than anyone thought – great work!
NAS=Network Attatched Storage btw. Yeah its a long shot but we like the idea! Macrumors forum member tacojohn pointed us to this – hey! Photoshop images can still be real ;P. More picts and "specs" after the jump.
