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Pay-Per-iView…Apple to get into the digital TV biz?

Published on December 22, 2009 By Blog

In November, it was leaked that Apple may be getting into bed with a few of TV’s major networks to begin offering a paid, subscription-based package of digital content using Apple TV. Apparently, for a tithe of about $30, subscribers will get to watch whatever they want using Apple’s existing network of streaming and downloadable [...]

Cloud Computing then and now; a look at how far we’ve come

Published on December 11, 2009 By Blog

About a year ago (specifically last February), “Cloud Computing” was a fairly new techno-buzzword. In fact, when Jori blogged about it then, we got a fair few comments asking what it was. At the time, the “cloud” was a nebulous thing true to its name; when something went into the electronic “cloud,” just where [...]

Adobe Buzzword: Putting the Squeeze on Google and Microsoft

Published on March 23, 2009 By admin

 
- By Jori Curry 
Leave it to Adobe to be the dark horse when it comes to online document creation. Built in Flex,  Buzzword creates stunning documents both online and offline. While Google Docs may be adequate for those creating simple documents, Adobe Buzzword puts an unparalleled emphasis on graphics–and even allows for real-time text wrapping [...]

The Future of the Desktop: Cloud Computing and Adobe Photoshop

Published on February 21, 2008 By admin

The Desmise of the Desktop: How will Cloud Computing Affect the Graphic Designer?
–by Jori Curry 
I was at Adobe headquarters last February and there was much discussion about the future of the desktop. Adobe chief executive Bruce Chizen has recently elaborated on the shift in software from the desktop to the web, and speculates it should [...]