Tag Archive: media applications

Mar
01

Free ACID Music Studio with Exclusive SoftwareMedia.com Rebate

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Are you in the market for quality Sony HD video and audio production software? SoftwareMedia.com has an exclusive rebate offer for the month of March! Starting today, receive ACID Music Studio (a $69.95 MSRP value) free with your purchase of Sony Movie Studio Pro Pack. Sony Movie Studio Pro Pack allows you to: edit standard …

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Dec
01

Make It Mine: Adding a Personal Touch to Google Chrome

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It’s always the little things that count. Isn’t that what they say? Everything is more exciting when you can make it your own. The same rings true with your computer. It’s why we change the wallpaper on our desktop to reflect our personality or interests. It’s why Windows Media Player and Winamp have skins to …

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Nov
11

A Few of the Best Free Applications and Software Programs

I thought I would continue the theme of freeware (okay, maybe it’s not a theme with just one article on free/entry-level programs) with a list of other useful programs. Um, wasn’t the economy getting better? Or did I hear the rumors wrong? There seem to be layoffs happening left and right. I guess it gets …

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Oct
28

Free Photoshop.com App!

Adobe introduces the easiest way to upload, view, and share photos online with Adobe Photoshop.com Mobile. An application for any Windows Mobile handset, this beta application can be downloaded by any U.S. consumer for free. You just need to become a free member of Photoshop.com, which includes 2GB of free photo storage, and you’ll be …

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Sep
21

New Adobe Program Makes Flash Apps Shareable

Adobe’s new Flash Platform Services, unveiled Monday, assists in making Flash applications easier to share, and specifically targets social networking sites and mobile devices.  The new program will allow users to share Flash apps and games, instead of having to point to a link.  Advertisers will benefit most from the new platform, which will greatly …

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Sep
09

Adobe revamps Adobe TV

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Adobe launched the latest version of Adobe TV today, its popular video channel offering its own official advice and training for Adobe products. The new face of Adobe TV includes the ability to customize your viewing experience and interact with the player during tutorials. Videos featured instruct on topics ranging from beginning tutorials, such as …

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Jun
30

My Favorite Free and Open Source Software Programs

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Licensed, paid for software is great for large applications and complex tasks. But what about all the lightweight, small programs you use for simple, specific jobs? The amount of free and open source software available for download grows larger every day, and here is a list of some of my favorites. 1. Firefox Hands down …

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May
26

Verdict in RealDVD Case Expected Soon

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The on-going battle between RealDVD and Hollywood is almost over. Last Thursday, federal judge Marilyn Patel heard the closing arguments from RealDVD, as well as lawyers from the MPAA and the 7 major movie studios that brought the case against RealNetworks. She is expected to give her ruling at any time. Back in September, the …

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Apr
20

Adobe Flash for Your TV

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Today, Adobe announced it is extending its Flash platform to digital devices in your living room like internet-ready televisions, Blu-ray players, game consoles, and more. This means services like Hulu and Netflix will soon be available for streaming straight to your TV. Flash support for televisions will mean interactive viewing experiences and the ability to …

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Mar
24

Adobe Premiere Elements 7 – Review

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Today I had the opportunity to try out a piece of video editing software called Adobe Premiere Elements 7. This version of the popular Premiere line of video editors is aimed at the novice to intermediate editor that likes to make relatively basic video with simple cuts, effects, and transitions. I have used Premiere Pro …

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