Archive: 2007 January

Adobe’s Photoshop Lightroom, which has been a public beta application for over a year now, has graduated to full application status and is now available for purchase.

Visit Adobe.com and you’ll find that Photoshop Lightroom is now available for purchase. While the application will not be shipping until mid-February 2007 (late February for the French version), you can download it from the Adobe website. If you purchase before April 30, 2007, you can purchase Photoshop Lightroom for $199 (regular price is $299). The Photoshop Lightroom beta will expire on February 28, 2007.

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2007-Jan-29 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Features | News | Photoshop

Using a simple style and traditional techniques, Bitter Films’ output stimulates, amuses, disturbs, and is acclaimed as genius, winning awards worldwide, as well as an Oscar® nomination.

We’re not sure, but this could qualify as an eating disorder; a scene from Don Hertzfeldt’s Rejected(2000) (copyright Bitter Films)

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2007-Jan-22 | Samuel John Klein | Filed: Creative Culture | Features

If mobile phones are becoming mp3 players, THE mp3 player has become a mobile phone

Let’s face it. Mobile phones have got little left of their “phone side.” You can use them to play games, watch TV, listen to music or watch music videos, and a lot more. You might think that the next thing will be mobile phones that make coffee. While that’s the dream of many designers, that hasn’t happened yet. However Apple thought of evolving their iPod into the iPhone. You can still ask Jobs to add a coffee function if you will.

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2007-Jan-09 | Elisabetta Bruno | Filed: Creative Culture | News