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Adobe CS6 release date, pricing and pre-order announced
Adobe is ready to refresh its line of Creative Suite applications with new versions releasing across the board. The company has begun taking pre-orders for the upcoming Creative Suite 6, which is currently tracking release in the next 30 days. Adobe Prelude and Adobe Speed Grade has new applications that will become part of Production Premium video editing suite.
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Gmail Meter gives e-mail activity reports
A recent blog post by the Gmail team has bought our attention to a Google Apps Script by a certain Romain Vialard, who is apparently a longtime contributor to the cause. This Apps script is essentially JavaScript that runs via Google Docs to collect and present usage statistics from a user’s Gmail account.
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First Mozilla Phone to Launch in Brazil
Mozilla has always kept on eye on the mobile market, striving and eager to make its mark in that space. One such project initiated by Mozilla is called Boot to Gecko (B2G), with an objective to design an operating system for mobile device. B2G is betting it all on HTML 5, essentially developing an operating system that is an HTML 5 browser. This will allow HTML 5 applications to run natively on the system, improving performance by reducing CPU overhead, by cutting down on intermediaries.
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Amanita Design's Botanicula debuts on the Humble Bundle
Their previous efforts (Samorost, Machinarium) have swept a number of awards and this one looks pretty charming, if you’re into point and click adventure/puzzle games that don’t need a dedicated graphics card.
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God of War 4 Trailer leaked online
It looks like Kratos's angry journey is far from complete. A new leaked trailer just swam up to the surface.
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Review: LG Optimus Sol E730
The LG Optimus Sol is a mid-range Android 2.3 handset, powered by a 1GHz processor.
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Monday Morning Trailer Blast: Mortal Kombat on PS Vita and Prototype 2
Jump-start those adrenaline glands on a Monday morning with these explosive video game trailers.
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App of the Week: Paper for iPad
When the iPad first came out, it was considered a consumption tool, but with apps like Paper, it's become a bonafide creativity tool. Developed by former Microsoft employees who were working on the Courier project, Paper by FiftyThree has seen over 1.5 million downloads in the last two weeks.
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The new Devil May Cry gets a trailer, and so does Resident Evil 6
A new trailer with Dante's new look, and all the Rajnikant inspired antics we know and love. See for yourself. Just in case you weren't getting enough Zombies, the king of all Zombie games Resident Evil 6 is ramping up the hype engine with a riveting trailer.
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First Impressions: Journey is Pure Art in Motion
Journey is one the most beautiful games around, it etches into your soul, it's is as close to art as it gets. This is art. Journey is living proof that games are art.
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MIT research produces self-sculpting sand
Researchers at MIT’s Distributed Robotics Laboratory claim to have developed an algorithm that helps tiny components, called “smart sand”, to self-assemble as mimic another object. These researchers were able to demonstrate this algorithm by designing cubes of about 10 millimeters, fitted with very basic microprocessors, and magnets on four of their sides. Using this apparatus, the team has been able to work with complex, but two-dimensional shapes.
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Microsoft demonstrates Windows 8 touch-tech with legacy support
Microsoft appears to be taking its upcoming battle with Apple seriously, by demonstrating a will to match its competition in at least some areas. In one of its latest updates to the world on the progress packed into the upcoming Windows operating system, Microsoft showcased the system’s handling of touch-based interaction. Windows 8 is being design to take advantage of progress made with touch-based hardware technology over the last few years.
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Temple Run hits Google Play on schedule
After logging over 40 million downloads on the iOS app store, which roughly translates to one in every eight iOS users, Temple Run, the top free game app from Imangi Studios is now available to Android users.
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Nivio brings Windows desktop to Android and iOS
Nivio is a cloud virtualization and storage outfit that dishes out Windows desktop environment a browser window that supports HTML 5. This means that one’s data and desktop environment can be accessed from any screen that is online and has access to an HTML5 enabled browser. Nivio aren’t going global just yet, currently offering their services in Europe.
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Technoholik Review : Is Apple's new iPad good enough?
Launched earlier this month, Radhika Sharma has got her hands on the new iPad, and takes in-depth look at the new iPad's capabilities, rating its design and form factor, screen quality, hardware and performance, app ecosystem, camera and connectivity options. We also have Vishal Gondal, CEO of Indiagames joining us, explaining why the new iPad is the generational difference between the iPhone 3G and the iPhone 4, and what the iPad's improved specs mean to both developers and consumers.
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