It seems as though Adobe’s new online image editing program, Photoshop Express, has been garnering quite a bit of interest in regards to its terms of service. The controversy stems over a clause that apparently would essentially give Adobe the right to do anything it wants with your content. An Adobe blogger has addressed this [...]
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Have you always wanted to harness the power of Photoshop, but couldn’t justify parting with hundreds of dollars just for an image editing program? Or maybe you considered purchasing Photoshop Elements, but still felt the price wasn’t quite right. Well, Adobe has helped to alleviate some of your Photoshop pain with the release of Photoshop [...]
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Firefox has come a long way since its humble beginning in 2004. It has come to represent a viable alternative to Microsoft’s Internet Explorer and, as a result, has gained over 15% of the browser market. Now, Mozilla (the developer behind Firefox) is hoping to continue this trend of success with the recent release of [...]
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In yesterday’s article, I talked about how the Internet is changing the way we play our games. I also talked about how Fable 2 is introducing a new, seamless co-op experience, on and offline. However, Fable 2 is doing something else as well, something much more revolutionary. As Peter Molyneux announced at GDC last month, [...]
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In this generation of game consoles, it has become apparent that the Internet is the wave of the future when it comes to gaming. The Xbox helped to establish the idea of the connected console through its Xbox Live service and, although there may have been consoles before it that offered various connectivity options, none [...]
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