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Last Chance to get the Name Your Own Price Learn To Design Bundle – ends Saturday

Feb27
by on February 27, 2015 at 5:14 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Offers, TNWDeals

If you’re serious about learning to design for web and mobile platforms, there’s never been a better time to get started: pay what you want for eight great courses to learn responsive web design, grasp the fundamentals of user experience design, and master the latest versions of Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Dreamweaver, with over 80 hours of video tutorials from professional instructors. But get it now, because this unbelievable offer ends on Saturday! This bundle includes lifetime access to all 8 courses, with over 800 lectures that you can watch and learn at your own pace online at Udemy.…

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Lenovo promises all its future PCs will be bloatware-free in wake of Superfish ordeal

Feb27
by on February 27, 2015 at 5:06 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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Bloatware is the bane of PC buyers everywhere, but the super-fishy software Lenovo shipped on laptops recently was a particularly egregious inclusion. In the wake of a terrible PR week and much criticism, Lenovo has now promised to significantly reduce preloaded software on its future computers. In a statement, the company said: We are starting immediately, and by the time we launch our Windows 10 products, our standard image will only include the operating system and related software, software required to make hardware work well (for example, when we include unique hardware in our devices, like a 3D camera), security…

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Eastern Europe: February tech news roundup

Feb27
by on February 27, 2015 at 4:25 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Roundups

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After a rather slow January, technology companies, funds and startups from Eastern Europe are gaining full speed and seemingly trying to overwhelm journalists and reader with the news stories, funding announcements and campaigns. As usual, we’ve gathered everything significant in a handy roundup. Check the headlines — from the standoff between Yandex and Google and to crowdfunding news from all over CEE — to make sure you’re not missing out. If you think that something is missing, or would like to draw our attention to an important story, feel free to ping the author on Twitter (@shlema) or by e-mail at shlema@gmail.com. Startups,…

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Eastern Europe: February tech news roundup

Feb27
by on February 27, 2015 at 4:25 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Roundups

eastern-europe

After a rather slow January, technology companies, funds and startups from Eastern Europe are gaining full speed and seemingly trying to overwhelm journalists and reader with the news stories, funding announcements and campaigns. As usual, we’ve gathered everything significant in a handy roundup. Check the headlines — from the standoff between Yandex and Google and to crowdfunding news from all over CEE — to make sure you’re not missing out. If you think that something is missing, or would like to draw our attention to an important story, feel free to ping the author on Twitter (@shlema) or by e-mail at shlema@gmail.com. Startups,…

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YouTube for Android gets a built-in video trimming feature

Feb27
by on February 27, 2015 at 4:01 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

Uploading videos through the YouTube app on Android is about to become a lot more useful: you can finally trim videos. Whereas before you’d have to upload a video in its entirety, the Android app now allows you to trim off parts of the video you don’t need or want. When you start uploading, you’ll see a timeline with two control points that lets you to set the beginning and end points of the video. It gets pretty precise too; you can practically trim content at exact frames. Once you’re done selecting your beginning and end points, you can preview your…

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