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  • 11 April 2011

  • News: Apple will dominate tablet market through 2015, says Gartner

    Apple's iOS will dominate the tablet market through the middle of the decade, Gartner analysts said today.

  • News: Microsoft putting ERP in the Azure cloud

    Microsoft is moving its Dynamics ERP (enterprise resource planning) applications to its Azure cloud platform, the company announced Monday at the Convergence conference in Atlanta. The belated move represents a major change for the way Microsoft sells Dynamics, which has traditionally been sold through partners in on-premises and hosted form.

  • News: AT&T rounds out mobile tools for retailers with Digby service

    AT&T announced a new service today to help retailers design, deploy and manage mobile commerce Web sites, as well as applications optimized for smartphones.

  • News: Bloomberg Businessweek offering iPad subscriptions

    The App Store has experienced slow but steady growth of subscription-based publications since Apple announced the iOS feature in February. On Monday, Bloomberg added to the stack by releasing a Bloomberg Businessweek+ app.

  • News: Verizon Bets on Video Streaming with Digital Media Services

    Verizon on Monday announced a new service that would allow media companies to deliver video streams less expensively to smartphones, tablets, and Internet-connected TVs. Some of the initial customers of Verizon's Digital Media Services to offer live and on-demand video are Turner Broadcasting, Hearst Magazines, and The Associated Press.

  • News: Easy Alarms provides options for waking up, sleeping in

    A new alarm application for the iPhone gives users new options for choosing how to sleep in or even skip the occasional reminder.

  • News: Civica to standardise collaboration platform with Microsoft Lync

    Civica, the IT systems and business process services provider, is rolling out Microsoft Lync 2010 to standardise its collaboration tools, and cut the cost of travel.

  • News: 10 useful Android apps for IT pros

    Good news for network administrators, tech support staffers and other IT pros who use Android smartphones: There are hundreds of Android apps designed to help you get your work done faster, better and -- best of all -- remotely. Do a little searching and you'll find tools that enable you to remotely access desktops, monitor servers, tether your laptop to your phone and more. And the vast majority of these tools are free.

  • News: Photoshop for Rent at $35 per Month and Up

    Adobe will start renting Photoshop and other of its flagship products from $35 per month on a subscription basis, the company on Monday announced. The applications will be part of Adobe's new Creative Suite 5.5 (CS5.5), which is set to arrive in the next 30 days, the company says.

  • News: Adobe launches Subscription Editions for Creative Suite 5.5

    While Adobe software engineers were hard at work pushing out brand new mid-cycle upgrades of Creative Suite applications, the business department was trying to figure out a way to make purchasing those professional applications more flexible and affordable for its target audience of artists and designers.

  • News: Photoshop Touch SDK performs new tricks for iPad apps

    With the launch of Adobe's Creative Suite 5.5 upgrade--the debut of a mid-cycle release schedule of its design and development software for creative pros--comes a new twist to Photoshop. Adobe has introduced the Photoshop Touch Software Development Kit (SDK), which will allow developers to create mobile and tablet applications that interact with its flagship image editor over a Wi-Fi connection.

  • News: First look: Adobe Color Lava, Adobe Eazel, and Adobe Nav

    Feel like playing with your iPad and getting creative in Photoshop? You’re in luck! Adobe has announced a free update to Photoshop CS5 that includes the Photoshop Touch Software Development Kit (SDK), a new scripting engine that lets developers create tablet applications that interact with Photoshop.

  • News: Adobe launches Creative Suite 5.5

    Adobe has launched version 5.5 of its Creative Suite of design and art applications. Users of Photoshop and Illustrator will be disappointed – but there’s a lot to like on the interactive and video side.

  • News: Microsoft putting ERP in the Azure cloud

    Microsoft is moving its Dynamics ERP (enterprise resource planning) applications to its Azure cloud platform, the company announced Monday at the Convergence conference in Atlanta. The belated move represents a major change for the way Microsoft sells Dynamics, which has traditionally been sold through partners in on-premises and hosted form.

  • News: Opera unveils webmail service

    Browser developer Opera has made its first webmail service publicly available.

  • News: Windows 7 share tops XP for first time in U.S.

    Windows 7 has passed the 10-year-old Windows XP in U.S. usage share, according to data from an Irish Web analytics company.

  • News: UK police arrest three men over 'SpyEye' malware

    U.K. police arrested three men late last week in connection with using the SpyEye malware program to steal online banking details.

  • News: Adobe adds mobile, HTML5 capabilties to Creative Suite 5.5

    With the introduction today of its Creative Suite 5.5 design and development tools, Adobe is underscoring support for mobile devices and HTML5.

  • News: Mozilla plans June 21 release of Firefox 5

    Mozilla has set an aggressive schedule for the next version of Firefox, slating the release of Firefox 5 for June 21.

  • News: Adobe, Zend combine Flash and PHP development

    Flash Builder 4.5 for PHP helps developers build apps for Web, desktop, and mobile systems, including Apple's iOS devices

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