Some members of the Adobe CS team, They were PPro/AME team people) were in attendance at the Atlanta Cutters meeting last night. You’ll all be happy to know that they revealed quite a bit about the next version – CS6. Here’s the quickie info on CS6, I’ve quoted as carefully as I can:
- “It’s coming in 2012″

- “It’s going to be amazing”

- “It’s pretty exciting”

I hope they don’t get fired for revealing all of that info. I’m sure you all are very excited, as I was last night, to be able to gain such an early look at the next generation of video editing.

more features are upgrated in cs6.

While Apple may have no plans of adding printers to their product line-up, someone has this creative idea on how printing capabilities can be integrated inside the sleek and beautiful body of an iMac. Whil

Apple added a Printer to their iMac

e this is obviously a prototype done in Photoshop, it can possibly be used for scanning documents as well without adding an extra machine on to your desk.

The search giant works with a cluster of agencies, both in the space of creative and activation, for its seven products in India.

The search giant, Google, has added Contract Advertising to its roster of agencies in India. The company works with a cluster of agencies in India, including Propaganda India (Bengaluru), BBH and others, both in the space of creative and activation.

Industry sources close to the development confirmed the news to afaqs! on ground of anonymity.

Currently, Google has seven products in India, including Chrome,

Google adds Contract Advertising to its roster in India

AdSense, AdWord, Gmail and Google Earth, amongst others. The company follows its international pattern in India, wherein it awards various projects to different agencies from the roster. Furthermore, at times, it also works with two agencies on one project.

In September 2010, the search giant, in an effort to increase Chrome’s market share in India, had launched its first print campaign – a full back-page advertisement, across the country. The company used all major newspapers including The Times of India, Economic Times, Mint, Hindu and other leading papers.

Once again, earlier this year, Google had launched a series of television commercials for Chrome, based on the concept, ‘The Web is What You Make of it’. Conceptualised by BBH India, the commercial showcased how the web changed the lives of millions. One of the ads, titled Archana’s Kitchen, tells the story of Archana Doshi from Tamil Nadu, who used the web to take forward her passion for cooking through Blooking (blog-cooking). The company also launched various digital activities, giving a further push to the television campaign.

According to several media reports, Google has predicted that India will add 200 million internet users in the next two years. Furthermore, the search giant expects India to reach at least 300 million internet users by 2014, from the 100 million users now, with telecom service providers investing in high speed wireless infrastructure and smartphones becoming cheaper.

For the record, Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, while they were attending Stanford University as PhD candidates. It was first incorporated as a privately held company on September 4, 1998, and its initial public offering followed on August 19, 2004. The web giant has recently launched its brand new social network, Google +.

source AFQ

]]> http://www.n4i.co.in/google-adds-contract-advertising-to-its-roster-in-india/feed/ 0 http://www.n4i.co.in/by-december-reliance-to-launch-4g/ http://www.n4i.co.in/by-december-reliance-to-launch-4g/#comments Wed, 21 Sep 2011 12:10:05 +0000 admin http://www.n4i.co.in/?p=226 Rajan S Mathews COAI director general has confirmed that RIL is going to launch its BWA network by December and other operators like Airtel will start offering services by March 2012. A great deal of secrecy has been maintained by Reliance Industries about its 4G plans. But the director general of COAI (Cellular Operators Association [...]

Rajan S Mathews COAI director general has confirmed that RIL is going to launch its BWA network by December and other operators like Airtel will start offering services by March 2012.

A great deal of secrecy has been maintained by Reliance Industries about its 4G plans. But the director general of COAI (Cellular Operators Association of India) Rajan S Mathews has confirmed that Reliance is going ahead with plans to launch its network starting December this year.

Speaking to The Mobile Indian, Mathews said, “First BWA network roll-out will happen by December this year, with Reliance Industries taking the lead, followed by operators like Airtel and others who will launch the service by the first quarter of 2012 (December to March).”

He added, “The choice of technology is LTE, but with security clearance and lack of devices for LTE, the launch plans have not been announced so far. However, most of these issues have been resolved and the roll-outs will commence shortly.”

Both LTE and WiMax, called 4G or BWA technology, offer very high speed wireless broadband access at theoretical speeds greater than 100 Mbps; while users can access real speeds of 10 Mbps on these networks. What is also good is the fact that LTE is backward compatible with both GSM and CDMA networks.

During the BWA (broadband wireless access) spectrum auction held in June this year, Infotel Broadband Services (now owned by Reliance Industries) won licenses for 22 circles while Aircel won eight, and Bharti Airtel and Qualcomm won four circles each, Tikona won five and Augere managed one.
So far no operator except Qualcomm (which is a technology vendor and participated only to ensure support for LTE technology) has made the choice of technology clear. However, LTE is clearly the more preferred of the two 4G technologies. WiMax is the other but it is losing out to LTE as some established WiMax players like Sprint in the USA are moving to LTE.

Your Tech ReCraft: Jaroslav Neljubov keyboard on the “ABC”

Keyboard

Keyboard “ABC” has a pretty glossy finish and looks like a total glam-doll! Lets just dive into the USP; it sports a complete touch surface and can be configured to any language with customized keys. Whats really cool is that you can change the keyboard color at whim and it works well for the left-handlers too. It seems to be Keyboard Keyboard

Show RCA 2011: to continue our series of graduate projects from the Royal College of Art, here’s a stool by Jack Smith that collapses when its seat is lifted.

The stool’s three hinged legs fit perfectly into a y-shaped hole in the seat, locking them into place.

This fit tightens when weight is added to the top, increasing the stool’s stability.

Latest mobile price list in India

The Consumer Electronics Show next month in Las Vegas was meant to be the great coming-out party for Google’s new software for televisions, which adds Web video and other computer smarts to TV sets. Although Google already has a deal with Sony for its Internet TVs,

other television makers — Toshiba, LG Electronics and Sharp — were prepared to flaunt their versions of the systems.

But Google has asked the TV makers to delay their introductions, according to people familiar with the company’s plans, so that it can refine the software, which has received a lukewarm reception. The late request caught some of the manufacturers off guard. And it illustrates the struggles Google faces as it tries to expand into the tricky, unfamiliar realm of consumer electronics, and drum up broad interest in a Web-based TV product that consumers want.

Google has a long history of putting out new products and then revising them on the fly. But in the consumer electronics market, companies place big, well-timed bets — to attract holiday buyers, say, or back-to-school shoppers.

This year, for example, computer makers waited for Google’s new ChromeOS software s

o they could ship new types of Web-based laptops. But delays at Google led the manufacturers to miss this year’s holiday season.

Google has notched a big win with its Android software for smartphones. But, again, phone and computer makers have been forced to push back their plans to release tablets based on a refined version of the software, leaving Apple’s iPad as the tablet king this Christmas.

Now similar problems may be plaguing Google TV. With its push to improve the lackluster software, Google, like so many companies before it, appears to be confronting the technical challenges that have kept Web TV from becoming mainstream.

Industry analysts also say Google’s sudden change of plans reflects a weakness in the company’s business culture around managing relationships with partners.

“Google as a company is not a particularly partner-friendly or partner-focused company,” said James L. McQuivey, an analyst at Forrester, who added that because of the delay, it might take another year before Google TV has a chance to catch fire.

Executives at the television makers played down the idea that they were reacting to an abrupt change in marching orders from Google, but according to people familiar with the negotiations, they were caught by surprise.

Gina Weakley, a Google spokeswoman, declined to discuss “rumors and speculation” about unannounced products.

“Our long-term goal is to collaborate with a broad community of consumer electronics manufacturers to help drive the next-generation TV-watching experience, and we look forward to working with other partners to bring more devices to market in the coming years,” Ms. Weakley said.

Under Sony’s deal with Google, the first Google TVs were shipped in October, starting at $600 for a 24-inch HD flat-screen unit to $1,400 for a 46-inch TV. Sony and Logitech also sell complementary appliances that let people tap into the Google TV software without replacing their televisions.

Samsung now appears set to be the only new entrant to the Google TV market at the show, where it will present two appliances similar to those from Sony and Logitech, according to people familiar with the company’s plan. Vizio will also demonstrate its take on a Google TV, but will do so in private demonstrations off the show floor.

The Google TV products on the market are close to full-fledged computers. They run on Intel’s Atom chips, most often found in laptops, and can process software common on PCs.

The biggest promise of Internet television — the ability to watch any show or movie at any time, streamed over the Web — is far from reality with Google TV. People can pay to watch shows or movies on demand using Netflix or Amazon on Google TV, and can watch regular TV programming. The major networks, though, are not providing shows on Google TV, and NBC, CBS, ABC and Hulu have blocked people from watching full-length shows on their Web sites using Google TV.

Google TV offers viewers other things they may not find useful, like watching YouTube videos and showing friends vacation photos on a bigger screen, or monitoring ESPN.com while watching the game and writing Twitter posts about “Mad Men” on the same screen displaying the show.

Google promises to apply its main expertise — search — to the TV. Instead of the byzantine cable and DVR programming menus that viewers navigate today, with Google TV, they can search for the name of a show and see when it’s being broadcast and where it’s available online, in addition to viewing links to Web sites about the show and its actors.

But, so far, Google TV is not ready for prime time, according to consumer technology reviewers and some early customers.

Thirty-eight percent of shoppers on Amazon.com gave the Logitech Revue box three stars or fewer, and 19 percent gave it the lowest rating of one star. The main complaints were that it was slow and did not offer more features or programming than other, less expensive set-top boxes.

“The concept of Google TV is very neat and I’m excited to see where it goes, but the only place my Logitech Revue is going is back to Best Buy,” wrote J. DiBella from Palm Coast, Fla.

The Google TV software is complex, requiring a remote control that includes a mouse and keyboard. And there are smaller problems, as when the windows to watch TV and browse the Web simultaneously sometimes cover up crucial commands.

Despite these limitations, the major TV makers were prepared to jump on the Google TV bandwagon. In particular, they hoped to blunt any lead established by Sony.

Now the TV makers have been asked to hold off on releasing products until Google completes the new version of its software, adding features like an application store.

“We will not be announcing a Toshiba TV or Blu-ray player or demonstrating the products at C.E.S.,” said Jeff Barney, the vice president of Toshiba’s digital products division. “We have an understanding with Google about the future product roadmap and will bring the right product out at the right timeframe.”

Google issued a blog post last week announcing software updates to its TV platform to include better tools for watching movies and TV shows via Netflix and a remote control app built for smartphones running Android software. But the main updates are still to come.

To master the consumer electronics game, Google should develop more sophisticated partnership skills and issue polished products, Mr. McQuivey said.

“Google needs to learn some of those abilities — both in terms of partnerships with broadcasters and working with hardware partners,” he said. “You can give me the recipe for the absolute best chocolate chip cookies in the world, but until I put the ingredients together and bake them at exactly the right temperature for the right time, they’re not cookies, and that’s where Google TV is.”

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3G technology is the latest in mobile communications. 3G “third generation” stands for. A software 3G High Speed Downlink Packet (HSDPA) access, which many times faster than existing 2G network sends the data used is called growth. For you, which translates into freedom to send in 3G coverage areas, text, graphics, audio and video content, receive. 3G technology for increased bandwidth and transfer rates you on your mobile phone can do almost everything that you can only do on a PC or laptop before, such as video conferencing, receiving streaming video from the web as its for smartphones with The best exit is intended to send and receive faxes and instantly downloading e-mail messages with attachments. Airtel 3G network will allow data transfer at blazing speed.Currently available 3Gphones (WCDMA), which will support a maximum speed of only 384kbps, in order that we experience the best 3G phones are based on HSPA recommend using to get you the real power of this 3G phone Experience will allow permit speeds. Which will blow you away!

WikiLeaks site help outmaneuver riot police to survive austerity British anti-protesters, Twitter as a powerful tool for dissent is entering the Western political mainstream.

Website with links to multimedia content where someone can post 140 character message was praised by the United States last year when the Iranian protesters to organize and spread the news after a disputed presidential election, as part of a wider clampdown Tehran until the site was blocked.

Now, as both WikiLeaks and British students protest campaign around the display, set it as a thorn in the side of bodies and power in new ways is showing its effectiveness.

Twitter WikiLeaks fight to survive is in the heart. It’s the “mirror sites” in Europe, told followers after Wikileaks.com down against it as part of a wider campaign of leaks after American diplomats were taken of the stars.

Counterattacks down as the company’s website on Wednesday, MasterCard to stop paying off their WikiLeaks in apparent retaliation, Twitter style to the same anonymous group claiming responsibility was the vehicle.

In recent weeks, a near trebling of British university tuition fees to students protesting against government plans that physical clashes with police erupted in the brain of a fighting force of the new medium are mobilized.

Police chase

Last week, police in body armor and fluorescent jacket, found himself literally sprinting to catch up with student protesters. Students who found themselves struck by riot police last week and used Twitter to tip police about the location of the line away from each other smartphones, and by breaking them into small groups dodged.

“Twitter to talk about the speed with which it allows information being dispersed” Carina O’Reilly, IHS European security analyst at Jane said. “So many of that generation almost constantly plugged it allows operation without centralized leadership of the reasons the police have so far behind the curve in the protests so far is …”

Graduate Jessica wealth, 20, Twitter feed @ UCLoccupation the primary operator – student protesters occupying a major part of University College London represents – said it was an “incredible” way to raise money for the publicity and proved.

Funds to “, we were not sending that many tweets and I did not think many people watching, starting with” – which is usually in their spare time to run a campus fashion blog – told Reuters .

“But then we saw how many people were retweeting and it really took off from there .. it’s been incredible without Twitter, I do not think we would have been successful.”

Impressive audience

Strategy helped inspire a string of other businesses, universities and caught the attention of politicians and broadcasters – both increasingly using social media sites to public opinion, especially among young, monitoring.

Twitter an important part of your communication strategy leader who has made requests for their support or solidarity with the case walls can find – or just with misuse.

New British Campaign # uncut – who has been out of student protests, but back to normal to pursue austerity measures as a broad objective – Twitter on the business tax avoidance, accusing it of “flash mob” to organize and use is. To it to keep expanding, regardless of tuition fees more than what is intended.

“WikiLeaks student protests and the two sides of the same thing a few ways are – the way the Internet is changing the world” David Lea, Control Risk in Western Europe analyst said.

“It’s not that the technology is new this year – it’s not that it’s not enough people are using it to make a difference and that the leaders are taking seriously ..”