Adobe Launches Free Online Presentation App, Takes On Microsoft and Google

Last month, Adobe launched their Creative Cloud intelligent drop-box service along with 6 pro-targeted tablet apps. Creative Cloud (CC) is now available for public beta. The tablet apps have been updated to support...

Online retail giant Amazon has dished out its own tablet PC device called the Kindle Fire that among many things, comes with a new software technology in the form of the Silk web browser. According to InfoWorld, the Silk web...

There's little point in denying that advances in technology mean the world of publishing is changing, but that doesn't mean newspapers and magazines are dying. Ben Veal has just launched a new, digital-only science magazine which...

While Google's planned social sharing service - Google+ - grabbed the headlines this morning, it wasn't the only change to be going on with the advertising giant's product portfolio. We take a look at the changes that are in...

In an effort to improve the quality of its video streaming service YouTube, search engine giant Google plans to transcode most popular videos on the site to its WebM format.Already nearly thirty percent of the site has been...

After the huge overhaul that was Office 2007, it was difficult to see where Microsoft could really go next. If you’d asked us three years ago, our money would have been on tinkering changes to the way the suite worked with...

Technology website The Register has reported that the BBC Trust, the governing organisation behind the BBC Corporation, has refused to look into the company’s decision to block open-source plug-ins that allowed users to...

In a bid to take on Microsoft Office and Google Docs online suites, Adobe has finally pulled its online collaboration service “Acrobat.com” out of beta, and unleashed it as a subscription-based service. The new...

Responding to a swell of doubts triggered from the changes Facebook brought in its terms and conditions for using the platform, the website’s chief executive stepped up to clarify the muddle. Users of the website will be...