Final Cut Pro X gets first big update, and a free trial CNET Apple today is releasing its first major update to Final Cut Pro X with new features it says professional customers have been asking for, along with a new trial version users can try out for free. Among the biggest new feature to be added as part of a ... | ||
Apple Set to Sell 3G iPad 2 in China Wall Street Journal By OWEN FLETCHER Apple Inc. said it will start selling a version of its iPad 2 tablet computer with third-generation cellular-network compatibility in China on Wednesday. The move could boost Apple's iPad sales in a crucial growing market where Apple ... | ||
Skype iPhone, iPod Touch App Has Security Hole PCWorld By Eric Mack, PCWorld Sep 20, 2011 8:58 AM Skype is working to fix a security hole in its iOS app for the iPhone and iPod Touch that allows a hacker to steal a person's entire address book. The vulnerability, located in the app's chat message window, ... | ||
Branson Unveils $8M Desert Spaceship Assembly Plant PC Magazine By Chloe Albanesius Richard Branson's dream of commercial spaceflight took another step forward this week with the opening of an assembly plant and hangar for an upcoming fleet of spaceships. The Spaceship Company (TSC), a joint venture between ... | ||
Nvidia Quad-Core Chip Includes A Fifth, Low-Power Core Wall Street Journal By Shara Tibken Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Nvidia Corp.'s (NVDA) quad-core mobile chip includes an interesting feature: a fifth core, which the company says will allow the processor to consume less power than dual-core chips from ... | ||
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Will Facebook Deliver a Knockout Punch to Google+ this Week? PCWorld By Sarah Jacobsson Purewal, PCWorld Sep 20, 2011 7:43 AM Can Facebook rest on its 750 million user-base laurels? We'll find out this week at the social network's F8 Developer Conference, which takes place in San Franciscoon September 22. ... | ||
Logitech brings Harmony remote to iOS and Android with Harmony Link CNET With more universal remote apps becoming available for the iOS and Android devices, we figured it was only a matter of time before Logitech would bring its industry-leading Harmony brand over to tablets and smartphones. Well, now it has with a $99.99 ... | ||
The Wall Street Journal Brings Its Content to Facebook Mashable The Wall Street Journal, known in publishing circles for its enviable ability to get users to pay for its content, is attempting to give that content greater visibility on Facebook. The newspaper has launched WSJ Journal, a Facebook app that ... | ||
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Battlefield 3 open beta begins on September 29, closed beta two days earlier Ars Technica By Ben Kuchera | Published September 20, 2011 9:29 AM EA and DICE have finally given up the details for the upcoming Battlefield 3 beta. The open beta will begin on September 29, and will feature the "Rush" game mode on the Operation Metro map. ... | ||
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Magisto Edits Your Long, Boring Videos Automatically TIME By Jared Newman on September 20, 2011 Recording life's precious moments on video seems like such a good idea—until the time comes to boil down an hour of raw, mostly worthless footage into something watchable. A new, free video editing service called ... | ||
Microsoft and Casio reach patent licensing agreement The Seattle Times Microsoft announced today that it's reached a broad, multiyear patent cross-licensing agreement with Casio providing patent coverage for Casio's use of Linux in some of its devices. Casio utilizes a variety of Microsoft software for its products, ... | ||
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No T-Mobile iPhone 5 This Year? T-Mo's CMO Reportedly Says So TIME By Doug Aamoth on September 20, 2011 Don't kill the messenger, but TmoNews may have gotten its hands on an internal T-Mobile document wherein the company's Chief Marketing Officer, Cole Brodman may have been quoted as saying, "We are not going to get ... | ||
NASA Unveils $1.6 Billion 'Space Taxi' Plan PC Magazine By Chloe Albanesius NASA on Monday unveiled a plan that will allocate $1.61 billion to private companies that will transport US astronauts to the International Space Station and low Earth orbit. The program, which will run from July 2012 to April 2014, ... | ||
3 U. of Michigan researchers get 'genius grants' Ct Post In this Sept. 11, 2011 photo provided Sept. 19, 2011 by the Chicago-based John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Melanie Sanford, 36, an organometallic chemist and professor at the University of Michigan, works at a lab in Ann Arbor, Mich. ... | ||
AT&T Hiring U-Verse Technicians, Sales Staff WIBW OLATHE, Kan. (WIBW) -- AT&T is in the process of hiring nearly 100 employees in Kansas to accommodate growth in its U-verse television, broadband and voice service and other operations. Although employees are being hired across the state, the majority ... | ||
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Look, no hands! Driverless car takes on Berlin CBS News Research assistant Miao Wang, left, and project manager Tinosh Ganjineh of Autonomos Labs are seen Sept. 17, 2011, inside a car in Berlin. The car is driven by a computer that steers, starts and stops itself. (AP Photo) BERLIN - It can talk, see, ... | ||
Asian mobile alliance extends coverage with Verizon ZDNet Asia By Liau Yun Qing , ZDNet Asia on September 20, 2011 (3 hours ago) Conexus Mobile Alliance partners Verizon to bring mobile data roaming beyond Asia to other continents as well as other mobile services to member telcos. SINGAPORE--A new partnership ... | ||
Comcast makes bid to help low-income kids; bridge digital divide The Free Lance-Star By MICHAEL ZITZ Most of us (especially me) don't have many (well, let's make that any) good things to say about cable companies. We complain about prices. We complain about poor service. We complain about waiting for hours for the cable guy. ... | ||
Bacteria and Water Can Make Hydrogen Without Limit: Study International Business Times A new research revealed that self-powered cells, fuelled by bacteria, can produce a limitless supply of hydrogen, offering hope for the future use of this efficient energy carrier. Hydrogen is the most plentiful element in the universe, ... | ||
Technology: Play Wii on an Android tablet with an Xbox 360 ... By Christopher Grant Technology! But underneath that simple premise is a complicated reality. First, you need to run the Wii games on a PC using the open-source Dolphin emulator. From there, you're going to stream the video to the Android tablet using the ... Joystiq | ||
GazeHawk Brings Eye-Tracking Technology to the iPad | Digital ... GazeHawk has introduced software allowing publishers and developers to track the eye movements of people using mobile devices including the iPad. Advertising Age - Homepage | ||
Faces: Realtime face cloning technology? It's freaky. - Shareables By Courtney Boyd Myers Vimeo user Arturo made this amazingly, freakish video titled "Faces." The Next Web | ||
Health care delivered, via technology, at very low cost | SmartPlanet By Joe McKendrick Social networking and cloud-based tools enable low-cost healthcare delivery: 'you couldn't do this 20 years ago.' Business Brains | SmartPlanet | ||
About The Bay: Technology May Actually Decrease Available Jobs ... By Emily Wilson The recession isn't the only reason there are fewer jobs out there today; technology is also changing the face of the job market. CBS San Francisco | ||
FTC To Host Workshop on Facial Recognition Technology The Federal Trade Commission will host a workshop in Washington, DC on December 8, 2011, exploring facial recognition technology and the privacy and security implications raised by its increasing use. Facial recognition technology has ... Federal Trade Commission (FTC)... | ||
Facebook 'app economy' has created more than 182000 jobs, study ... By Nathan Olivarez-Giles Facebook apps have created more than 200000 jobs, UMD study says: Facebook apps and mobile apps on smartphones and tablets have, according to the University of Maryland, given rise to a new industry which it has coined as the "App ... L.A. Times Tech Blog | ||
Breakthrough technology uses nanopacticles to identify prostate ... Breakthrough technology uses nanopacticles to identify prostate cancer cells. Nanowerk Nanotechnology News |
20 September 2011
Final Cut Pro X gets first big update and a free trial
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