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Photos: Kindle Touch

Photos: Kindle Touch

Five months after its US launch, Amazon's touchscreen Kindle is available in the UK. Still no sign of the Kindle Fire, though. Read more

24 April, 2012 by Sandra Vogel
After Effects CS6

After Effects CS6

After Effects CS6 offers a flexible user interface, a new cacheing system, ray tracing, 3D camera tracking, mask feathering, rolling shutter repair, and more. Read more

23 April, 2012 by Terry Relph-Knight
Premiere Pro CS6

Premiere Pro CS6

Premiere Pro CS6 offers a streamlined user interface, an enhanced Mercury Playback Engine with improved GPU acceleration, a host of workflow-improving tweaks and supports Blu-ray and DVD authoring via Encore. Read more

23 April, 2012 by Terry Relph-Knight
Adobe Creative Cloud

Adobe Creative Cloud

The full release of Creative Cloud gives subscription access to the full range of Adobe's applications and services. Read more

23 April, 2012 by Charles McLellan
InDesign CS6

InDesign CS6

The latest version of InDesign is a versatile application that can efficiently repurpose page layouts for print and screen-based output, and create interactive PDF forms independently of Acrobat Pro Read more

23 April, 2012 by Charles McLellan
Photoshop Extended CS6

Photoshop Extended CS6

As well as enhancing its classic image editing functionality, Photoshop CS6 expands what you can achieve without switching to another application, including tools for working with video, 3D and text. Read more

23 April, 2012 by Mary Branscombe
Illustrator CS6

Illustrator CS6

The new features in Illustrator CS6 concentrate on making the program faster, better organised and easier to work with. Tracing and creating patterns, in particular, get big improvements. Read more

23 April, 2012 by Mary Branscombe
Flash Professional CS6

Flash Professional CS6

Flash Pro CS6 adds more tools for building hardware-accelerated games that work across multiple platforms, as well as tools for designing and testing mobile applications, without leaving your PC. Read more

23 April, 2012 by Simon Bisson
Dreamweaver CS6

Dreamweaver CS6

Dreamweaver CS6 delivers enhanced HTML5 and CSS3 features, flexible design tools and better mobile support. It also integrates Adobe's Business Catalyst hosting service. Read more

23 April, 2012 by Simon Bisson
Ten signs you and IT just aren't hitting it off

Ten signs you and IT just aren't hitting it off

Most people grumble about their job at some point, but certain recurring issues might just be a sign that you and IT are not made for one another, says Jack Wallen Read more

22 April, 2012 by Jack Wallen
Ten ways to speed up a slow PC

Ten ways to speed up a slow PC

If your PC or laptop is running slow, it may be time to try one of these 10 tips: from clearing out the dust to upgrading your memory or even reinstalling Windows Read more

21 April, 2012 by Craig Simms
Google's defence against Oracle in pictures

Google's defence against Oracle in pictures

A look at Google's presentation outlining how it will fight back against Oracle's claims that it owes money for copying Java code Read more

20 April, 2012 by Karen Friar

Barclaycard's PayTag aims to sidestep NFC handsets

Barclaycard has launched an NFC tag that will allow its credit-card customers to make micro-payments without the need to upgrade to a high-end handset with the technology built in Read more

19 April, 2012 by Ben Woods
Oracle's case against Google in pictures

Oracle's case against Google in pictures

A selection of slides from Oracle's 91-page presentation to court, designed to push its claim that Google needs to pay it billions of dollars for using Java technology in Android Read more

18 April, 2012 by Karen Friar
Photos: Space shuttle Discovery's final flight

Photos: Space shuttle Discovery's final flight

NASA's oldest surviving space shuttle, Discovery, has been transported to Washington, DC on the back of a 747 jet, as it moves to its retirement home at the Smithsonian Read more

18 April, 2012 by William Harwood

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