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Pause Fest 2011; The first digital festival
By fnakic at November 23, 2011 | 1:21 pm | 0 Comment
Pause Fest is an amalgamation of the cultural, creative and commercial world, the global digital scene and national impetus, showcasing the work of leading creative minds of the 21st century. The festival presents the best and freshest work from global thinkers who dare to innovate and break the rules to set new standards in digital creativity. It is the more...
Making mountains out of a Molehill: How-to
By Steve Woolcock at March 8, 2011 | 9:52 am | 12 Comments
As promised, the second installment of my posts on the new Flash Molehill APIs and the preview release of Away3D 4.0 is here. In this article, I will explain how to set up FlashDevelop 3 to compile the new Flex SDK and Molehill compatible classes, as well as how to setup a basic Away3D project and display some graphics inside Flash. Let's get straight to it. Basic more...
Making mountains out of a Molehill
By Steve Woolcock at March 3, 2011 | 11:26 am | 0 Comment
At the Flash Gaming Summit in San Francisco this week, Adobe announced the preview release of the long-awaited Molehill API for the Flash Platform. For those not in the know, the Molehill API opens up low-level access for Flash applications to your computer's GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). So, what does this mean? Having access to the GPU will allow developers to push more...
Facebook Enhance Pages
By Andy Cronin at February 11, 2011 | 5:37 pm | 0 Comment
Facebook Pages just got a whole lot better with new functionality that’s off the page! You may remember in December 2010 Facebook launched a new design of Facebook profiles, with users personal profiles now including revamped personal info, more prominent pictures that showcase embarrassing photos you’ve been tagged in at the office Christmas party, top interests more...
New display technology, get it right.
By Erik Hallander at January 14, 2010 | 11:40 pm | 1 Comments
Although I do miss the ultra bulky CRT monitors of the past (mostly for nostalgic reasons admittedly) it's fairly staggering how swiftly the display market is evolving. With Plasma and LCD TV's probably getting slowly phased out to make room for LED and Laser TV's, the computer display market has an equal gargantuan rate of evolution. Just recently, Samsung more...