Photos of Lightning Apple EarPods headphones emerge on Chinese media [Updated]
Update: The original photo displayed in the article was indeed Photoshopped. However, there are other images of Lightning EarPod cables…
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Purported iPhone 7 chassis pictures show redesigned antenna lines, new larger camera [Updated]
It is new iPhone rumor season once again: Following case leaks for Apple’s next-generation iPhone models last week, expected to debut in…
New iPhone 7 schematics suggest similar dimensions, unlikely front changes on iPhone 7 Plus
There are a pair of new iPhone 7 schematics circling the Internet today, depicting the 4.7 inch and 5.5 inch SKUs of Apple’s…
Pixelmator for Mac update adds Magnetic Selection, Retouch brushes extension for Apple Photos app, more
The team behind Pixelmator has today released yet another free update to its Mac photo editor, Pixelmator version 3.5 ($29.99…
Pixelmator 1.1 for iPad adds realistic watercolor painting, new Color Picker, more
Pixelmator has today released a new update for the iPad version ($9.99) of its popular image editor. Version 1.1 includes a brand new watercolor painting…
Apple’s 12.9 inch iPad Pro goes on sale Wednesday in 40 countries, available at retail stores later in the week
As we reported last week, Apple has announced that the iPad Pro will go on sale in 40 countries on…
First demo with Photoshop Touch #MAX2011
Update: Photoshop Touch is now available for the iPad I am hands on here at Adobe Max where they are…
Adobe shows us iPad and Photoshop thinkings
Hi Adobe. I know I’ve said some critical things about Flash, and I sure do miss the days when you…
Apple: Just kidding, no vibrate on new iPod touch
Last week we discovered that Apple has included a vibrate mechanism on the new iPod touch as an accessibility tool…
In conflicting blog posts today, Adobe says/refutes that Flash is its future
Kevin Lynch, CTO of Adobe penned a post on Adobe’s blog today defending Flash as the de-facto standard on the web for interactivity and video playing. Lynch comes to Adobe from Macromedia where he was Chief Software Architect and obviously has been with Flash longer than even Adobe. Therefore, it isn’t surprising to hear him say that he doesn’t believe HTML5 will replace Flash at anytime in the foreseeable future.