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• 12 March 2013

• News: AMD announces availability of its Elite A-Series APUs for notebook PCs

  AMD today announced the availability of its AMD Elite A-Series Accelerated Processing Units (APUs), formerly codenamed Richland. These processors, designed for use in notebook PCs, combine either two or four x86 CPU cores with a graphics engine derived from AMD's Radeon HD 8000 series of discrete GPUs on the same chip.

• How-Tos: Turn any DSLR into a light field camera, for free

  We show you how to take photos and then focus the image later. Here's how to turn any DSLR camera into a light field camera, for free.

• News: Internet freedom advocates pleased with European Parliament backtrack on porn ban

  Net freedom campaigners celebrated a victory on Tuesday after the European Parliament decided against calling for an all-out ban on Internet pornography.

• 07 March 2013

• How-Tos: How to delete photos from iPhone 5

  We show you how to permanently delete photos from your iPhone.

• 05 March 2013

• Test Centre: Group test: what's the best compact camera?

  PC Advisor reviews the best 5 compact cameras you can buy in the UK right now.

• 18 February 2013

• News: Windows Live Messenger to make way for Skype on 8 April

  Microsoft has confirmed it will replace Windows Live Messenger, aka MSN Messenger, with Skype on 8 April.

• 15 February 2013

• Feature: Which smartphone has the highest resolution camera?

  Which smartphone has the highest camera resolution? Read our guide to find out which smartphones have the highest resolution cameras.

• 13 February 2013

• News: Product snapshot: Canon PowerShot G15 camera

  As point-and-shoot cameras go, there are two distinct categories. You can buy a point-and-shoot camera without a great deal of control -- these are made for people who just want to take photos, with no fussing around.

• News: Product snapshot: Panasonic LUMIX GF5 camera

  Micro Four-Thirds is a ‘mirrorless’ interchangeable lens digital camera system and lens mount family. If that all sounds a little daunting, here’s a simpler explanation: these cameras have big sensors (like chunky digital SLRs) stuffed into tiny bodies, because all the unnecessary and complicated pieces of their designs have been abandoned.

• 12 February 2013

• News: How to key a shot with Final Cut Pro X

  You've seen it in countless Hollywood movies. And it's easier than ever to do yourself. I'm talking about compositing: the process of combining a foreground subject and a background "plate" to create a single "composite" image. By shooting a subject against a colored background and then using software to remove the color, you can place your subject in any environment you like. This process is called "keying" or "pulling a key."

• 11 February 2013

• News: AMD promises to squash confusion and quickly clarify 2013 Radeon plans

  The graphics geeks were a-buzzin' this weekend, spurred on by an interview with an AMD product manager that suggests the company might not be releasing new Radeon HD 8000 series graphics cards until late in 2013--or possibly until 2014. Could AMD really be content to sit pat with the current Radeon HD 7000 lineup for the rest of the year?

• 07 February 2013

• News: Judge invalidates 13 Motorola Mobility patent claims in Microsoft case

  A U.S. district court judge has ruled that 13 Motorola Mobility patent claims related to digital video are invalid in a patent licensing case brought by Microsoft.

• News: 33 expert tips and tricks for iOS 6

  Perhaps you are already an iOS master. Or maybe you consider yourself more of a novice. Either way, we feel confident that at least some of the tips and tricks for iOS 6 that we present below will be new to you. What's more, we hope you love them--and benefit from them--as much as we do.

• News: Nokia to launch 41Mp PureView Lumia smartphone

  Nokia is planning to make a 41Mp PureView camera Lumia Windows Phone 8 smartphone.

• 05 February 2013

• How-Tos: How to play any video format on your iPhone or iPad

  Download an inexpensive - or even free - app and you can play any video format on your iPad or iPhone. Forget all that time-consuming transcoding from one format to another. We show you how to do it.

• 04 February 2013

• News: The Cat Empire and more live and free from Internode

  As part of its sponsorship agreement with WOMADelaide, Internet service provider (ISP), Internode, will offer free, high definition live streams of key performances from the 2013 instalment of the event.

• News: Google and Mozilla hail WebRTC interop between Chrome and Firefox

  Developers now can create audio and video communications applications that work across the Chrome and Firefox browsers without the need for plug-ins.

• How-Tos: How to convert videos to different formats

  Convert your videos to the right formats for all your devices including TVs, tablets, smartphones, iPods, media streamers and more. Here's all you need to know about codecs, containers, bitrate and more

• News: Expo Notes: Hyper launches CameraMator DSLR device at Macworld/iWorld

  Photographers love the freedom and flexibility of creating images, but when the shooting environment becomes complex, the folks behind the lens need all the help they can get. Hyper's CameraMator, a wireless tethered photography device, lets you see and remotely control your shoot from a distance on an iPad, iPhone, Mac, or Android device.

• News: Expo Notes: BuzzCard gives your blogs, podcasts that polished video edge

  Somehow, it doesn't look like a business app. But it is.

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