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Movie magic: 4 ways your color palette can transform your work

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by on August 8, 2014 at 2:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, How-To's

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From her home base in Los Angeles, Roxy Radulescu has worked on a variety of projects, from traditional graphic design to more craft-oriented projects and her newest endeavor, Movies In Color. This post was originally published on the Shutterstock blog and has been reprinted with permission. As a graphic designer, my relationship to color is best described as complicated. I’ve spent countless minutes staring at a Pantone book, or on my computer clicking around the color wheel in Photoshop, searching for that perfect shade of blue/green/orange/red that would really make the design “pop,” as clients seem to often demand. In my…

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Redesigned BBC iPlayer lands on new devices, will finally debut on Xbox One later this year

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by on August 8, 2014 at 1:34 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Product Updates, UK

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The BBC has detailed a wider range of internet-connected TVs, set-top boxes and Blu-ray players that will soon be able to take advantage of the redesigned iPlayer interface first rolled-out across its desktop platform and mobile apps. Announced in a blog post today, you can see the list of newly-supported devices below. However, if you were hoping for an update to your YouView, Virgin Media or BT boxes then you’re out of luck for now. The BBC said that these, and other devices, will hopefully be migrated across to the new design before the end of the year. Similarly, the new BBC iPlayer should…

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Google’s Android Device Manager now lets you set a callback number for when the inevitable happens

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by on August 8, 2014 at 12:34 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Google, Product Updates

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Most people spend their lives rushing from one place to another, so it’s little surprise that most people also, at some point, end up misplacing a phone. In the best case scenario, it’s locked and you can track it on a map using Google’s free Android Device Manager app or a third-party option – but that doesn’t help much with your chances of getting it back quickly and painlessly. Now, however, if you’re lucky enough to lose your phone and have it found by a kindly soul who’s willing to return it, that process should be a lot easier thanks to the…

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Automatic life-logging diary app Rove roves onto Android

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by on August 8, 2014 at 10:51 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Launches

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Automatic ‘diary’ app Rove has been gradually iterating on iOS for some time, and today it’s made the leap to Android. Rove is designed to bridge the gap between apps like Facebook’s Moves (that track your activity) and those like Timehop that present old memories in an attractive way. It logs the places you go, how you get to them and the photos you take when you’re there – the idea being that you can later look back to remember days gone by in detail. The app is largely a private journal, although if you’re particularly fond of a particular day, you…

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4 Western founders discuss what it’s like to run a startup in Asia

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by on August 8, 2014 at 9:19 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Asia

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I was struck by a recent blog post from two US founders who explained that their startup would have died had they not moved it from San Francisco to St. Louis. The primary reason is that the new location is cheaper, they argue, but there are plenty of other benefits. Their comments got me thinking. We haven’t seen many businesses swap the US for Asia, but if you want to start a global business and with a focus on lowering costs and having access to talent, then Asia is fast becoming a location that can cover both. With that in mind, TNW reached out to a selection…

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