Hi there,
This week, Adobe announced (on its blog) Creative Suite 3, the long-awaited new versions of its publishing applications, including Dreamweaver, Photoshop and Flash. Launch date is set for 27 March. Adobe said it would be the largest software release in its 25-year history, yet remained tightlipped about the details. We'll keep you up to date.
Skype has released Skype Prime, a new beta service that enables users to charge for calls. Consultants will love it because you'll be able to set the fees on a per minute or a per call basis [Read more].
You may have noticed that issue 161 of .net went on sale today, which includes an exclusive interview with BitTorrent's Bram Cohen. BitTorrent, of course, has released its new legitimate entertainment store at www.bittorrent.com, but most of the videos only seem to be available to the US. We're robbed. Boooo!
Have a great weekend (despite this)!
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/Culture/ The top 50 Firefox extensions
Firefox is fantastic, but with the right add-ons you can make it bigger, better and faster and more flexible. Gary Marshall shares his list of the 50 esential Firefox extensions
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/Interview/ The brains behind: Uncyclopedia
Since its launch two years ago, Uncyclopedia, an addictive parody of Wikipedia, has grown into one of the largest Wikia-hosted wikis. In this interview, co-founder and college student Jonathan Huang reveals what it’s all about
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/CSS/ Flexible fixed layouts
Changes in screen size can be a nightmare for web developers, but it doesn’t have to be this way. Craig Grannell reveals the art of creating fixed layouts for multiple screen sizes
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