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• 28 April 2008

• News: Panasonic and Sanyo deny rumoured tie-up

  Sanyo and Panasonic have denied a report that they are considering a tie-up.

• 24 April 2008

• News: ITV shows now available on iTunes

  iTunesusers can now get their hands on a number of achieved ITV programmes including Cold Feet and children's show Captain Scarlett.

• 19 April 2008

• News: 5 gadgets that will turn you into an artist

  You may have never been trained as a painter or musician, but today's tech tools make faking it easy. Here's our favourite IT apps and hardware products for the creatively minded.

• 18 April 2008

• News: Waterproof Sanyo Xacti camera gets an upgrade

  Sanyo has added higher resolution photos, better quality video and an improved face detection function to the DMX-CA8 - its latest waterproof Xacti digital still and movie camera.

• 14 April 2008

• News: IBM streams HD video at 3Mbps

  A new encoding system that offers the ability to stream HD video at 3 Megabits per second (Mbps) is being launched by IBM.

• 11 April 2008

• News: Apple updates Final Cut Studio

  Apple has released an update for Final Cut Studio 2.0, its professional video suite

• 10 April 2008

• How-Tos: How to adjust depth of field

  DoF is the photographer’s offside rule: everyone understands it but nobody can explain it succinctly. However, everyone would agree that extreme DoF is one of a photographer’s most powerful artistic tools.

• 09 April 2008

• News: New Flickr Video site takes on YouTube

  As predicted last month, Yahoo has added support for video to its Flickr photo-sharing site, with Flickr Pro users now able to upload videos of up to 90 seconds long, with a maximum file size of 150MB.

• News: Adobe Media Player targets Quicktime & WMP

  Adobe has launched its long-awaited media playing software - Adobe Media Player 1.0 (AMP) - along with online instructional video content demonstrating how to use the company's products.

• 07 April 2008

• News: Orange announces 'Cinéma Séries' TV service

  Orange will roll out a new mobile phone TV service later this year, giving customers six TV channels and video-on-demand on their TV, PC and mobile device.

• 03 April 2008

• News: Sony launches world's smallest HD camcorder

  Sony has developed what it says is the smallest high-definition video camcorder in the world. The Sony HDR-TG1 measures 32mm by 119mm by 63mm and weighs 300g.

• 28 March 2008

• News: YouTube Insight provides usage stats

  Those uploading videos to YouTube can now access usage statistics for the videos they post on the site, such as where viewers are geographically located and how they found the clips.

• 27 March 2008

• News: Adobe releases Photoshop Express as free beta

  Adobe's free web-based free version of Adobe Photoshop is now available as a beta. Photoshop Express allows users to store up to 2GB of images, make edits to their photos, and share them, all online.

• 26 March 2008

• News: Scrapblog upgrade boosts online photo-editing

  Scrapblog, a Web 2.0 startup that aims to marry the worlds of scrapbooking and blogging, has enhanced its drag-and-drop tools for editing and cropping photos.

• 19 March 2008

• News: Adobe to build Flash Player for Apple's iPhone

  Adobe is to develop a version of Flash Player for the iPhone, despite Steve Jobs stating earlier this month that Flash Player for mobile devices isn't good enough for Apple's handset.

• News: Panasonic Lumix has touchscreen focus lock

  Panasonic will soon begin selling a compact digital still camera featuring a touchscreen display which allows users to keep a focus lock on objects in the shot by selecting the object with a finger on the 3in screen.

• News: Sony demos flagship Alpha digital SLR

  Sony demonstrated its upcoming flagship digital-SLR camera at the Photo Imaging Expo in Tokyo today, but the company is remaining tight-lipped on details of the anticipated product.

• 18 March 2008

• News: Channel 4 shows now available on iTunes

  Channel 4 has joined the BBC in making some of its TV shows available through Apple's iTunes service in the UK.

• 15 March 2008

• How-Tos: How to repair photos using the Clone Brush

  Few of us get to know more than our nearest and dearest relatives. But if the old photos collected from long-lost cousins are anything to go by, I’m not sure this is such a bad thing.

• How-Tos: How to repair photos using copy and paste

  Let's face it, most of us buy image-editing software to make ourselves and our photography skills look better. But we don't need to be an expert to get some decent results.

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