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SpaceX Officially Resets to May 7 Launch for ISS Supply Demo
Satellite Technology White PapersInnovative Features Mean Major Savings for Cellular Operators Using Satellite Backhaul
With the rising cost of satellite bandwidth and the need for more of it to support an ever increasing number of voice, data and now video services, operators must seek ways to reduce both their hardware investment costs and operating expenses, especially when fierce competition forces them to provide these new services without raising their rates.View More »Satellite Technology FeaturesPlanetary Resources Announces its Plans for Asteroid MiningGeneral Dynamics C4 Systems to Deliver Air Traffic Control Radios to FDAiDirect Recognized for Contribution in the Satellite IndustrySpaceX Postpones, Retools for Space Station Resupply DemoInmarsat, Tesacom and Thrane & Thrane to Deliver PTT Solution to ElektroT-Minus 7 Days to SpaceX Demo Flight for ISS Resupply TripNASA Space Launch System Booster Program Gets CompetitiveAsteroid Mining in Our Time?Satellite Built by Space Systems/Loral for Telesat Arrives at Baikonur Space Center
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With the rising cost of satellite bandwidth and the need for more of it to support an ever increasing number of voice, data and now video services, operators must seek ways to reduce both their hardware investment costs and operating expenses, especially when fierce competition forces them to provide these new services without raising their rates.View More »Satellite Technology FeaturesPlanetary Resources Announces its Plans for Asteroid MiningGeneral Dynamics C4 Systems to Deliver Air Traffic Control Radios to FDAiDirect Recognized for Contribution in the Satellite IndustrySpaceX Postpones, Retools for Space Station Resupply DemoInmarsat, Tesacom and Thrane & Thrane to Deliver PTT Solution to ElektroT-Minus 7 Days to SpaceX Demo Flight for ISS Resupply TripNASA Space Launch System Booster Program Gets CompetitiveAsteroid Mining in Our Time?Satellite Built by Space Systems/Loral for Telesat Arrives at Baikonur Space Center
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Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Adobe Officially Announces Creative Suite 6, Creative Cloud, Preorders Available Now
After being teased since last fall, Adobe Systems Incorporated has taken the wraps off Creative Suite 6 and its new Creative Cloud offering on Monday, now available for preorder, including a special introductory offer for previous Creative Suite users.
Adobe Systems Incorporated officially announced four new Creative Suite 6 editions on Monday, in addition to the company’s long-awaited Creative Cloud, which includes not only everything CS6 has to offer but a variety of other cloud-based services, all for one low monthly fee.
Available within 30 days with preorders starting today, Adobe Creative Suite 6 has been streamlined into four editions: Design & Web Premium (previously offered as separate packages), Design Standard, Production Premium and Master Collection, which includes pretty much everything but the kitchen sink.
In addition to the all-new Photoshop CS6 which has been in public beta for several weeks, CS6 includes major upgrades to Illustrator CS6 and InDesign CS6 as well as a brand-new application, Adobe Muse, which allows designers to create and publish HTML5 websites without writing code. Web creation applications Dreamweaver CS6 and Flash Professional CS6 also see major improvements, and video professionals will also get plenty of new features with Premiere Pro CS6, After Effects CS6 and the new Prelude CS6 and SpeedGrade applications.
Perhaps even bigger than CS6 itself is the official announcement of Creative Cloud, Adobe’s new $49.99 per month subscription offering which not only includes all of the CS6 applications for Mac, iOS and Android but also new apps yet to come and all future upgrades for members with an active subscription. It’s a radical new approach for Adobe, who continues to offer traditional boxed and downloadable copies of its CS6 software as well.
Adobe Creative Cloud includes 20GB of cloud storage in addition to the Adobe Creative Cloud Connection software to allow syncing, sharing and storing of files across both mobile devices and desktop computers.
Adobe Creative Suite 6 and Adobe Creative Cloud will be available within 30 days, but preorders are available for both products starting on Monday. If you are a previous user of CS3, CS4, CS5 or CS5.5, Adobe is offering a special introductory offer on a Creative Cloud subscription for $29.99 per month -- a $20 per month savings for the first year (month-to-month options are also available at a higher price).
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Adobe Systems Incorporated officially announced four new Creative Suite 6 editions on Monday, in addition to the company’s long-awaited Creative Cloud, which includes not only everything CS6 has to offer but a variety of other cloud-based services, all for one low monthly fee.
Available within 30 days with preorders starting today, Adobe Creative Suite 6 has been streamlined into four editions: Design & Web Premium (previously offered as separate packages), Design Standard, Production Premium and Master Collection, which includes pretty much everything but the kitchen sink.
In addition to the all-new Photoshop CS6 which has been in public beta for several weeks, CS6 includes major upgrades to Illustrator CS6 and InDesign CS6 as well as a brand-new application, Adobe Muse, which allows designers to create and publish HTML5 websites without writing code. Web creation applications Dreamweaver CS6 and Flash Professional CS6 also see major improvements, and video professionals will also get plenty of new features with Premiere Pro CS6, After Effects CS6 and the new Prelude CS6 and SpeedGrade applications.
Perhaps even bigger than CS6 itself is the official announcement of Creative Cloud, Adobe’s new $49.99 per month subscription offering which not only includes all of the CS6 applications for Mac, iOS and Android but also new apps yet to come and all future upgrades for members with an active subscription. It’s a radical new approach for Adobe, who continues to offer traditional boxed and downloadable copies of its CS6 software as well.
Adobe Creative Cloud includes 20GB of cloud storage in addition to the Adobe Creative Cloud Connection software to allow syncing, sharing and storing of files across both mobile devices and desktop computers.
Adobe Creative Suite 6 and Adobe Creative Cloud will be available within 30 days, but preorders are available for both products starting on Monday. If you are a previous user of CS3, CS4, CS5 or CS5.5, Adobe is offering a special introductory offer on a Creative Cloud subscription for $29.99 per month -- a $20 per month savings for the first year (month-to-month options are also available at a higher price).
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Wednesday, April 11, 2012
TechRadar Officially Launches its US Division
You've seen the Friday posts, but now you can experience for yourself. TechRadar has launched its official United States hub. All the mobile news and technology reviews you could want is now in one nifty location. Working alongside the original TechRadar, our friends at TechRadar are leveraging the success of the UK site here in the states. It won't just be a sibling site, however--you can expect to see original buying guys, reviews, and news. Check it out and let them know what you think! Tags: NewsBlogssister sitesTechRadar Here's What You'll Get:The latest Apple news, reviews and how-tosThe hottest articles from MacLife.comYour recommended daily dose of awesome Also, send me e-mail announcements and special offers from Mac
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