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Twitter Buys Microblogging Site Posterous

The nanocontent company Twitter is buying the microblog site Posterous, according to posts on both services. Terms of the deal are not yet public. Posterous is a blog platform with a focus on simplicity. Like competitor Tumblr, it's designed so users can quickly create short posts. Items can be posted from the Web, the Posterous mobile app, or from e-mail.


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Apple

Adobe Releases Shadow - Inspection and Preview Tool

Adobe Shadow is a new inspection and preview tool that allows front-end web developers and designers to work faster and more efficiently by streamlining the preview process, making it easier to customize websites for mobile devices.

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Apple

Apple Introduces iPad 3

Apple introduced the new iPad — the third generation of its category-defining mobile device — featuring a new Retina display, Apple’s new A5X chip with quad-core graphics, and a 5-megapixel iSight camera with advanced optics for capturing incredible photos and 1080p HD video.

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Adobe

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Now Available

Adobe released its Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 software for Mac OS and Windows which is their essential digital photography workflow solution helping amateur and professional photographers quickly import, manage, enhance and showcase their images. In this version of Lightroom the company added new capabilities and innovations like the new adjustment controls maximize dynamic range from cameras, recovering exceptional shadow details and highlights.

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General

Web Browser Measurements Changed

Net Applications implemented new measurement rules that does not include the traffic which comes from the Chrome pre-rendering technique in the usage share and revised the Web browser numbers. According to the results Chrome has the third place with 18.90% market share following Internet Explorer which is still first with 52.84% and Firefox that keeps the second place with 20.92%. Read More
Adobe

Adobe Launches LeanPrint to Cut Printing Costs and Improve Productivity

Adobe launched its new software Adobe LeanPrint, which is a technology that solves printing pain points in the enterprise and home by automatically optimizing document layouts and managing toner output to reduce resource consumption and costs by an average of 40 percent for typical office documents. The Adobe’s first partner to distribute the LeanPrint technology will be Toshiba America Business Solutions.

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Microsoft

Windows 8 Consumer Preview

The beta version of the Consumer Preview of Windows 8 client, the Windows Server 8 beta and the beta of Visual Studio “11? for developing for Windows 8 were made available for download to testers. Microsoft presented the Consumer Preview yesterday at an event in Barcelona where it showed the new feature 'hot corners' that enables users to mouse over or touch a corner of the screen to invoke specific actions that are hidden in default mode.

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Mobile

Microsoft Unveils Tango Windows Phone Update

At the Mobile World Congress show Microsoft has finally unveiled some details regarding the next update to the Windows Phone operating system, known around the Web as Tango. It looks like Tango is going to all Windows Phone users. The Nokia Lumia 610 will be the new low end model running the updated OS and will offer Live Tiles, People Hub, IE9 and access to more than 95% of the apps in the Marketplace.

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Mobile

Mozilla Boot to Gecko Prototype Hardware Demonstrated

Mozilla announced its browser-based operating system 'Boot to Gecko' running on a Telefonica prototype hardware at a press conference at the Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona, Spain. With the 'Boot to Gecko' project the company is trying to bring a developer-oriented mobile device with OS that runs HTML5, JavaScript and CSS directly on device hardware without the need for an intermediate OS layer to market.

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Adobe

Adobe Announces Integrated Video Publishing, Advertising and Analytics Platform

Adobe presented the industry’s first fully integrated video technology platform, called Project Primetime, that enables smooth, TV-like experiences for ad-supported videos across Web-connected devices and delivers premium content videos and adds across all major operating systems, including Apple iOS, Google Android, desktop OS and connected TVs.

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