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Seven 'Cascading Style Sheets' stories July 2011 - June 2013

Interactive iPhone 5S with iOS7 concept based on recent leaks

Ben Lovejoy Jun 6 2013 - 7:50 am PT

Product comparison site Recombu has created an interactive iPhone 5S with iOS7 simulator, in large part based on our exclusive preview of what to expect.

9to5Mac has heard new details about the iOS 7 redesign from sources. According to the site, iOS 7 has been described internally as “black, white, and flat all over.” Skeumorphic elements have been dropped in favour of flatter and cleaner designs, with Ive apparently saying that physical metaphors “don’t stand the test of time.”

The simulation, based on a roundup in which most of the content will be familiar to 9to5Mac readers, allows you to switch on the phone, swipe to unlock and click on a number of the app icons to see non-functional mockups of what the new apps may look like …
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Adobe releases public preview of Edge Reflow, updates Edge Animate, Dreamweaver & Edge Code for Creative Cloud members

Jordan Kahn Feb 14 2013 - 9:00 am PT

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Adobe announced updates on Thursday to many of its HTML5 design tools for Creative Cloud users. Among the updates, we get new features for Edge Animate, Dreamweaver, and Edge Code. Adobe is also releasing the first public preview of its Adobe Edge Reflow responsive web design tool. Head below for all the details:

Adobe Edge Reflow: After giving us a look at its new responsive design tool Adobe Edge Reflow in September, Adobe is finally releasing the first public preview free of charge to all Creative Cloud users. Adobe said the tool provides designers with the ability to create responsive layouts and high-fidelity web designs using CSS, a resizable design surface, and real-time previews with Edge Inspect. Users will also be able to extract the CSS for use in Dreamweaver, Edge Code, or another editor. Adobe detailed today’s public release in the video above.

Adobe Edge Animate: Today’s update to Edge Animate brings new features, including: “gradients, CSS filters, and enhanced font support.” Adobe highlighted new CSS capabilities that consist of the ability to style and animate linear and radial gradients, new CSS filters such as blur, greyscale, brightness, contrast, sepia, and saturate filters, and a visual web font selector to add typography and live preview web fonts.

Adobe Dreamweaver: As for Dreamweaver, Adobe has updated the app exclusively for Creative Cloud members to bring integrated access to typography and a new fluid grid layout. The fluid grid layout feature was first introduced in Dreamweaver CS6, but it now includes “class tags in addition to ID tags” and a new editing UI. Users will also be able to preview and select Edge Web Fonts in Dreamweaver.

Adobe Edge Code preview: Adobe also highlighted new features of the latest Adobe Edge Code preview:
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New Mac spec sheet leaks out, WWDC launch pricing and naming included

Seth Weintraub Jun 6 2012 - 7:38 am PT

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The image above represents the full pricing matrix for new devices expected to unveil in a few days at the Worldwide Developers Conference. You will notice the Mac Pros, Retina MacBook Pros, MacBook Airs, and iMacs that we discussed before at length.

We have more notes on the unlabeled parts below—including the newly identified RAM update:
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MacUpdate Bundle: Parallels 7, BusyCal, Screenflow, Civ V, lots more, 11 Mac Apps: $49.99

9to5 Staff Jun 6 2012 - 4:31 am PT

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From 9to5Toys.com:

[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdv0A5J0vy0]

MacUpdate has one of the better bundles we’ve seen on a wide-ranging set of Mac software. If you are like us and getting a new MacBook next week, you can load it up with software: You are getting a solid deal with the Parallels 7 headliner ($30 off retail), but then you get some great apps up and down the lineup basically for free including:

1) Parallels Desktop 7 ($79.99)
2) BusyCal ($49.99) (first 10,000 bundles)
3) ScreenFlow 3 ($99.00)
4) Civilization V ($39.99) Gods & Kings expansion pack for just $20
5) Jaksta ($49.95)
6) Espionage 3 ($19.99)
7) Attachment Tamer 3 ($14.99)
8) Speed Download 5 ($25.00)
9) KeyCue 6 ($28)
10) A Better Finder Rename 9 ($19.95)
11) My Living Desktop 5 ($29.95)

The total value is $456.80 — MacUpdate is $49.99, as always.

Full release follows:

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Moscone WWDC 2012 Banners start going up ‘Where great ideas go on to do great things’ [Gallery]

Mark Gurman Jun 5 2012 - 4:05 pm PT

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We are sure these are the first of many, so go ahead and send yours to tips at 9to5mac.com.

Updated: We made a gallery. Thanks Andrew Stern, Jon Bauer and Nelson!

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iPhone hacker Chpwn (Grant Paul) now interning at Facebook

9to5 Staff Jun 4 2012 - 9:12 pm PT

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[tweet https://twitter.com/chpwn/status/209857741949382656]

In what now seems like a rite of passage, iPhone hacker Chpwn (Grant Paul) has taken a job at Facebook following Geohot’s brief tenure at the Social Network.

It almost seems like Facebook is trying to hack together a Facebook phone with Apple people over there or something.

Leaked next-generation iPhone parts match up with internally tested iPhones with larger screens (9to5mac.com)
Lengthy profile on famed jailbreaker Geohot from The New Yorker (9to5mac.com)

Edge, Adobe’s new web motion and interaction design tool, now available as a preview

Seth Weintraub Jul 31 2011 - 9:26 pm PT

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Adobe today released its “Flash for HTML5” web design tool Edge into Beta.

Adobe® Edge is a new web motion and interaction design tool that allows designers to bring animated content to websites, using web standards like HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS3.

This version of Edge focuses primarily on adding rich motion design to new or existing HTML projects, that runs beautifully on devices and desktops.

Create new compositions with Edge’s drawing and text tools.

Import popular web graphics such as SVG, PNG, JPG or GIF files.

Easily choreograph animation with the timeline editor. Animate position, size, color, shape, rotation and more at the property level.

Energize existing HTML files with motion, while preserving the integrity of CSS-based HTML layouts.

Copy and paste transitions, invert them, and choose from over 25 built-in easing effects for added creativity.

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FnNtX73v8k]

Two example videos and feature breakdown below (Via The Loop):
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