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Get over 50% off Slidevana template bundles for Keynote and PowerPoint

Oct21
by on October 21, 2014 at 1:30 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Offers

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A well-designed slide deck for your next presentation can go a long way in helping to get your point across better, and making a lasting impression on your audience. If you want to make an impact, our latest offer at TNW Deals is just what you need. Slidevana offers professionally designed slide templates for a wide range of presentation topics and styles, and put your content in the spotlight. Get your audience’s attention with gorgeous layouts, elegant charts and tasteful typography. We’ve got three great deals for you to choose from: The Complete Slidevana Bundle Ft. Keynote & PowerPoint, with…

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Huge upgrade for RapidWeaver Web builder arrives just in time for Yosemite

Oct21
by on October 21, 2014 at 12:42 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Updates

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With the increasing prevalence of online blogging software from platforms like WordPress and Blogger, it’s hard to remember that regular folks and many small businesses still create websites — with traditional desktop software, no less. Apple’s abandonment of iWeb as part of the 2012 sunset of MobileMe and the rise of iCloud, cleared the decks for other Mac developers to pick up the slack on the consumer end. RealMac Software’s RapidWeaver was among the software packages widely touted as successors to iWeb, alongside competitors like Karelia Software’s Sandvox, Rage Software’s EverWeb and Softpress’ Freeway. Website preview It’s no coincidence that RapidWeaver 6 is being…

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Huge upgrade for RapidWeaver Web builder arrives just in time for Yosemite

Oct21
by on October 21, 2014 at 12:42 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Updates

1Website-Preview
With the increasing prevalence of online blogging software from platforms like WordPress and Blogger, it’s hard to remember that regular folks and many small businesses still create websites — with traditional desktop software, no less. Apple’s abandonment of iWeb as part of the 2012 sunset of MobileMe and the rise of iCloud, cleared the decks for other Mac developers to pick up the slack on the consumer end. RealMac Software’s RapidWeaver was among the software packages widely touted as successors to iWeb, alongside competitors like Karelia Software’s Sandvox, Rage Software’s EverWeb and Softpress’ Freeway. Website preview It’s no coincidence that RapidWeaver 6 is being…

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UK’s GCHQ staff would rather quit than be involved in mass surveillance, says its outgoing chief

Oct21
by on October 21, 2014 at 12:30 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, GCHQ, Insider, spying, UK

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The outgoing Director of GCHQ Sir Iain Lobban took the opportunity during his valedictory speech today to reflect on his 31 years as part of the UK’s spy agency, with a particular focus on balancing individuals’ right to privacy with the need for access to information. Lobban joined GCHQ at the end of the Cold War and now oversees a vastly different intelligence landscape than existed 30 years ago. Indeed, now GCHQ comes under far greater press and public scrutiny than it ever has before, primarily as a result of Edward Snowden’s NSA revelations about mass surveillance, some of which GCHQ were included in….

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Quicket lets you see who’s on the same flight as you with Facebook check-in

Oct21
by on October 21, 2014 at 12:19 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Product Launches, Product Updates

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Quicket sells itself as a multi-purpose mobile app that wants to be a “one-stop-app for all your travel needs,” letting you search for and book flights anywhere in the world. But with its latest update for Android and iOS, it’s introducing a Facebook seat check-in feature, letting you see who’s going to be sitting where on any given flight. This is similar to the technology SeatID has offered airlines for a while already, but Quicket is looking to take the concept direct to consumers. So the idea here is that you can see in advance who is sitting where – but…

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