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Adobe Photoshop CS4 software provides improved access to its unrivaled power through a more intuitive user experience, greater editing freedom, and significant productivity enhancements.


Photoshop CS4, the current eleventh iteration of the program. Photoshop CS4 features additions such as the ability to paint directly on 3D models, wrap 2D images around 3D shapes, convert gradient maps to 3D objects, add depth to layers and text, get print-quality output with the new ray-tracing rendering engine, and enjoy exporting to supported common 3D formats; the new Adjustment and Mask Panels; Content-aware scaling (previously known as seam carving); Fluid Canvas Rotation and File display options . On 30 April, Adobe released Photoshop CS3 Extended, which includes all the same features of Adobe Photoshop CS3 with the addition of capabilities for scientific imaging, 3D, and high end film and video users. The successor to Photoshop CS3, Photoshop CS4, is the first 64-bit Photoshop on consumer computers


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The PC Mouse Ladybird

Although this isn’t likely to appeal to the average geek, it might appeal to the very girly female and especially to young females. This cute ladybug works as a mouse and gives your computer a less boring look. After all, so often computer feature nothing but blacks and grays, which is fine, but it does get a touch monotonous. It also doesn’t have quite the cartoon-like look that the other ladybug mouse I’ve seen had. Since it’s not so cartoonish, it makes it a better prospect for women who enjoy anything with a ladybug theme.

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The Memory Pill USB Drive

This is one of those drives that you wouldn’t expect it to be a USB drive concealed within. It looks more like something someone would stash a little Tylenol within. Instead it’s a small USB drive that allows for you to store random files inside. It’d be a humorous keychain for nurses and various medical workers to carry around. Of course it won’t discriminate if you’re not within the medical field, it’ll still safely store your files just the same. Plus it can be attached to your keys as a keychain.

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Sony unveils PSP go

Looks like Sony can’t really keep their secrets from leaking out to the public before the official announcement, as image leaks as well as whispers of the PSP go were already making their rounds well ahead of the E3 announcement. Well, for those who recently picked up a Sony PSP-3000 (yes, it is in its third iteration already for that particular generation), there is a new device that looks set to displace the PSP-3000 in due time - assuming it does crazily well, of course. We’re guessing that Sony is taking Nintendo’s similar approach as they did all those years ago, touting the DS Phat to be the “third pillar”, only bringing it to the forefront and discontinuing the Game Boy line when the DS was found to be doing exceptionally well. Only time will tell, but let us take a look at the Sony PSP go in greater detail today.

The PSP go will arrive in stores for folks living in North America this October 1, while Europe/PAL territories and Asian countries will get theirs a month later, retailing for $249 and an equivalent amount in Euros, of course. As stated earlier, the PSP go will co-exist with the PSP-3000 in retail stores as gamers as well as those who are curious learn to decide which is the best possible portable gaming system for them. What makes the PSP go different is it won’t come with any UMD drive - instead, it will ditch all disc-based content by catering to those who want on-demand entertainment, featuring 16GB of internal memory as well as the ability to receive digital entertainment via the PlayStation Network. Sounds fine and dandy, but what about less developed markets where over-the-air download speeds are excruciatingly slow? Guess those folks will just have to settle for regular PSP-3000s.

Some of the interesting features available on the spanking new PSP go include an easy sliding panel alongside original applications, a game sleep function that lets you operate the XrossMediaBar while suspending gameplay for the moment, Bluetooth connectivity and a wide range of accessories to go along with it. What do you think of the form factor, and will the PSP go do for Sony what the DS Lite did for Nintendo?

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LG goes social with two new handsets

The South Korean phone giant has just pulled the cover off another two phones centred around social networking, the LG GW520 and LG GT505.

The phones are the first from LG to offer push social networking updates, and will also support push email for personal accounts and Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync for business accounts.

Looking at them separately, the GW520 is quite obviously the one for email and text fanatics due to its full slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Despite this, it also boasts a 2.8-inch full touchscreen, and packs 3G HSDPA 7.2 and a 3-megapixel camera.

On the other hand, if you're one for road trips, the GT505 comes preloaded with a 30 day free trial of the turn-by-turn navigation software WisePilot for LG. Like a sat nav on your phone, you'll get voice instructions and a choice of 2D and 3D mapping to get you where you need to be.

Aside from that, the phone packs a full 3-inch touchscreen and 5 megapixel camera, as well as Wi-fi, 3G and HSDPA 3.6 connectivities

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Samsung flaunts 12-megapixel Pixon 12

Just a few days after Sony unveiled the finished version of the Idou, now known as the Satio, Samsung has outed its very own 12 megapixel cameraphone called the Pixon 12.

The folks at Engadget have managed to get their hands on a nice stack of specs, and they'll do a lot to please mobile snappers.

Boasting a 3.1-inch AMOLED screen, the phone really puts an emphasis on photography, backing up the camera with a dedicated shutter button, touch auto-focus, 28mm wide angle lens and a Smart Auto mode that will adjust settings to suit your conditions.

You'll also be able to fire out snaps pretty quickly, with the ability to take your next shot just 2 seconds after your last one, as well as have your picture taking supported by a Xenon flash in low light.

Other specs include integrated Wi-fi, 3G, 150MB internal storage (expandable up to 16GB via MicroSD), GPS, FM radio and 720 x 480 video recording at 30fps.

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Patriot Paintball Gun Twin Pack

What is your kid doing cooped up in the living room with the Xbox 360 throughout the entire summer? Banish that thought by introducing him to the great outdoors known as your backyard, and make the entire experience all the more interesting and interactive with the Patriot Paintball Gun Twin Pack.

Aim, fire, SPLAT! This serious adults-only set of paintball pistols is not for the faint hearted! Complete with safety goggles and two tubes of biodegradable water soluble paintballs so they wash off your clothes, this is quite possibly the most fun we’ve ever had with a couple of pint-sized pistols. Take a few pot shots at the wipe clean target or unleash a multicoloured messy attack on your enemies! The high powered paintball guns are pretty accurate and shoot well over long distances; just pull back the loading lever, push back into position, aim and fire! Your paintball guns require no batteries or CO2 making them very easy to use and lots and lots of fun! All you have to do is make sure your paintball pistols are locked and loaded with paintballs and you’re ready for a quick firing frenzy! Extra paintballs can be bought separately.

Who knows? Instead of playing a paintball simulation on the Xbox 360 itself, your teen might pick up a love for the sport and end up being a professional one day instead. The Patriot Paintball Gun Twin Pack retails for £29.95.

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