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While the ability to open and switch between multiple documents in Photoshop can be a major lifesaver, sometimes it’s too much of a good thing. If you keep many images open at the same time, it gets increasingly difficult to identify, much less locate them, in the toolbar. When there’s an overflow, certain images get hidden from view. Doco, a new Photoshop extension from Creative Do, aims to solve the problem by installing a discrete Documents panel into the program. By letting you view and perform some editing functions with thumbnails of your open images, you can accomplish tasks such as copying layers between…
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Hootsuite plans to integrate messaging apps as it makes a big push into Asia
Jul01
on July 1, 2014
at 2:34 am
Social media management dashboard Hootsuite is fresh from its rebranding that ushered in a new logo and name stylization, but 2014 has been more than just that for the company in Asia-Pacific. Ken Mandel, Hootsuite’s APAC managing director, told TNW in a recent interview that the company has started intensifying its efforts in the region, while a spokesperson revealed that Hootsuite has plans to “aggressively” ramp up its presence there. Mandel joined Hootsuite late last year, around November, and the company has been in set-up mode, hiring people and getting started. He said that the company just hit the ground running at the end…
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After Spotify acquired The Echo Nest earlier this year, rival music streaming service Rdio had to ditch the music data platform as it didn’t want to share data with competitors. Now Rdio has acquired curation service TastemakerX to boost music discovery for its listeners, coming up against Spotify which has said it wanted to use The Echo Nest to build “the best user experience and music discovery engine for millions of global fans.” San Francisco-based TastemakerX was founded in 2011 to let listeners discover new music, build and listen to their collections of their favorite artists, as well as browse other artists based on…
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Over a year after rolling out two-step verification for Apple ID accounts, Apple has added the process for some users of its iCloud.com Web apps, according to AppleInsider. The new setup places a lock icon over all iCloud apps except Find My iPhone, assuming that you already have two-factor authentication in place. You’ll need to get the four-digit verification code from an approved device in order to unlock apps like Mail, Pages and Calendar. We’ve reached out to Apple to ask whether it plans to make this available to all accounts. ➤ Apple rolls out two-step verification for iCloud.com Web…
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