Quark Flashes!
Recognizing that the dissemination of information cannot be limited to print alone, Quark been hard at work growing their traditional publishing market into Flash™, interactive and web-based media. Quark’s had a tough go of it however, competing against Adobe’s Creative Suite and it’s full compliment of cross-media authoring tools isn’t easy. In response to this [...]
Online resources for designers
Creativity on demand is a tough regime day after day! Even the very best designer can sometimes need a little inspiration to get those concepts kick started, or some fresh ideas for that next Photoshop project. Macworld magazine’s website has an excellent little piece highlighting five essential websites for designers. Additionally, both Quark and Adobe have their own online design [...]
Several species of small furry animals…
… gathered together in a cave and grooving with a pict! Or so the Roger Waters song went from the landmark 1969 Pink Floyd album, Ummagumma. Of course, that really doesn’t have anything to do with my magazine article, except that it does nicely parallel the theme. The article is about the decline of the Quark-o-don and the [...]
Adobe & Quark: Two different approaches to a shrinking market…
Besides being a technology freak, i’ve also been involved in design and the graphic arts for as long as I can remember. For that reason, both Quark and Adobe have co-existed on my hard drive for several years. In the beginning Quark Xpress ruled the professional page layout market with an iron fist, but after [...]
What’s New – This Week’s Software Updates
Not the biggest-ever week in software as far as new releases and updates, however there are a few of note… Quark XPress 8.01 MAC/WIN Anyone involved in graphic design and prepress has been following the fortunes of Quark these past years as they strive to reclaim market-share from arch-enemy Adobe. My review in the August [...]
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- Drift into a peaceful slumber with Panasonic's self-rocking Relax Chair Yasumi September 4, 2010Paul Miller not included.Drift into a peaceful slumber with Panasonic's self-rocking Relax Chair Yasumi originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 04 Sep 2010 11:02:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink | | Email this | Comments […]
- Klipsch Image S5i Rugged in-ear headphones earn our respect (video) September 4, 2010"Rugged" is one of those terms thrown around pretty loosely by the consumer electronics industry. So when Klipsch, a name that's not exactly synonymous with husky men in the saddle, rolled out a rugged version of its S4i in-ear speakers under the Image S5i Rugged moniker, well, we just had to put them to the test. But first we had to give thes […]
- iriver Story Touch Edition preview September 4, 2010Remember that iriver Story Touch Edition e-reader we spied last month? Well, iriver is showing it off at IFA this week, with plans to release the little 6-inch touchscreen device in Europe and Korea in the next week or so. We played around with it a bit, and while the 800 x 600 E Ink screen resolution is a little disappointing, and the resistive touchscreen […]
- Samsung's new Wireless USB chipset enables HD streaming with less power September 4, 2010It's a beautiful combination, really -- lower power consumption, and support for high bandwidth applications. That marriage is evident in Samsung's newest Wireless USB chipset, which was built around Ultra Wide Band (UWB) technology and designed to enable high-def streaming between a mobile host device and a tethered device for viewing. According t […]
- LG Optimus 7 Windows Phone 7 prototype flicks photos to TVs, launches October September 4, 2010We were a bit surprised to find LG's prototype Windows Phone 7 device for developers, soon to be unveiled officially as the Optimus 7 when released in its production form, hanging out in the wilds of IFA. Nevertheless, there it was, streaming DLNA content to a WiFi enabled TV. LG worked with Microsoft to develop a custom DLNA media sharing capability fo […]
- Drift into a peaceful slumber with Panasonic's self-rocking Relax Chair Yasumi September 4, 2010
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- Surfing Earth's Magnetic Field With a Giant Space Ribbon [Space] September 4, 2010A Japanese rocket unfurled a 300-metre-long ribbon in space on Monday, testing technology that could one day allow spacecraft to navigate by surfing Earth's magnetic field. More » […]
- Nintendo's Virtual Boy Gets Torn Apart [Teardowns] September 4, 2010Nintendo's Virtual Boy was among the first game consoles to display "true 3D graphics" and a cherished part of many childhoods. It's also the "coolest device" the iFixIt crew has ever taken apart and it's easy to see why. More » […]
- Google Wave Lives On (in a Box) [Google Wave] September 4, 2010Google has announced that despite Wave's demise as a Google App, its open source code will continue to be developed into a fully-functional application available to anyone with the desire to host it. More » […]
- iOS 4.1 Released On September 8th [Apple] September 4, 2010If you go over to Apple's UK site, you're sure of a big surprise: they're listing the iOS 4.1 software update as being released September 8th. The US site still says "coming soon." [Apple UK] More » […]
- Check if Your Bus is On Time Via QR Codes at DC Bus Stops [Augmented Reality] September 4, 2010Starting today, DC area bus stops are being treated with a bit of augmented reality. Smartphone users can get up-to-the-minute status reports and traffic updates for the bus they're waiting for by using a QR reading app. Convenient! [ReadWriteWeb] More » […]
- Surfing Earth's Magnetic Field With a Giant Space Ribbon [Space] September 4, 2010
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