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Enlarge ImageCanon's EOS 5D Mark IV introduces a new dual-pixel raw photo format. Canon Don't panic, Lightroom fans, Adobe Systems will support the new photo format Canon tucked into its hot new SLR, the EOS 5D Mark IV.Adobe's Lightroom, for editing and cataloging photos, has a particular emphasis on "raw" photo formats that offer more editing flexibility and image quality than ordinary JPEG but that are more of a hassle to handle. Canon's new $3,500 5D Mark IV, introduced Thursday, adds a new variety called dual-pixel raw that lets photographers fine-tune focus after a shot was taken. To take advantage of dual-pixel raw, though, photographers will have to use Canon's own raw-processing software, Digital Photo Professional.But not forever."We're working on it," Adobe spokesman Roman Skuratovskiy said Thursday. He declined to say when Adobe would add the update to Lightroom and its cousin, Photoshop, thou,adobe support,adobe support advisor,adobe support chat,adobe support phone number,adobe support portal,adobe support uk,adobe support advisor cs6,adobe support advisor free download,adobe support australia,adobe support advisor cs6 free download ...ادامه مطلب

The Intercept on Friday published documents stolen from the NSA by whistleblower Edward Snowden. Handout, Getty Images The latest documents from Edward Snowden, published by The Intercept on Friday, appear to support earlier reports that the National Security Administration's "secret" cyberweapons are anything but.The Intercept, whose reporters have access to files Snowden took from the agency in 2013, says a top-secret NSA manual contains the same 16-character alphanumeric tracking code that appears throughout a portion of code released online earlier this week by a group called The ShadowBrokers. The group was auctioning off the code, which it said was stolen from the NSA.The relevant code was reportedly part of a program dubbed SECONDDATE that was used to spy on Pakistan and Lebanon.The NSA did not imm,new snowden docs ...ادامه مطلب

Enlarge ImageThe Airlander 10 is designed to fly for up to five days at a time. Justin Tallis/AFP/Getty Images The Airlander 10, the world's largest aircraft, took to the skies for the first time over Bedfordshire, England, on Wednesday and completed a lap of Cardington airfield before safely landing, the BBC reports.At 92 metres (300 feet) in length, the helium-filled airship is 19 metres longer than the Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger jet. The Airlander 10 has been nicknamed "The Flying Bum" due to its peachy behind's striking similarity to the human rump.While the airship was originally in production in the US for surveillance purposes, Defense department budget cuts meant the project was abandoned. UK company Hybrid Air Vehicles stepped in and brought it to Britain. It is designed to stay a, ...ادامه مطلب

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Enlarge ImageSamsung's massive new mobile is... pretty cool! And that blue will make my eyes pop. Sarah Tew/CNET Samsung's popped out yet another massive phone, but the Note 7 has made us sit up and pay attention -- underwater doodling, iris scanning, easy GIF creation? This might be the mobile to prove that these devices have a bit of creative life in 'em yet. On the UK's best tech podcast, Luke Westaway and Rich Trenholm debate the merits of Samsung's toy, including asking whether it's too pricey to battle with low-cost Android rivals. Elsewhere, Britney's back! In a storm of puns, we try and figure out why Brit has allied herself with Apple Music for her upcoming album. In other news, the iPlayer loophole is closing on 1 September, Uber backs out of China and the Feds have given the thumbs up to a private moon mission. Will the bold Moon Express voyage ea big piles of Google prize money? Can Rich answer questions about the moon in a surprise quiz?You can also watch Luke and Rich chat about Samsung's Note 7 strategy in the video below. Close How smart is Samsung's Note 7 strategy? Drag Life, disrupted When you're done with this week's podcast, make sure you check out Road Trip 2016, CNET's annual feature that this year takes a look at the global refugee crisis, and finds out how tech is helping migrants fleeing war in their home countries, if it's helping at all. CNET UK podcast 492 Your browser does not support the audio element. Having trouble with the audio pl, ...ادامه مطلب

Intel on Wednesday issued a recall of its Basis Peak fitness watch, urging owners to immediately discontinue use of the device out of conce overheating could cause bus.The company first shared its conces of overheating in June, pinning its hopes for a solution on a software update. That plan did not pan out as hoped, Intel said in a statement that urged customers to retu the devices immediately for a full refund. "We had hoped to update the software on your watch to address the problem," the company said in a statement. "Unfortunately, despite our best efforts, we aren't able to develop such a solution without completely compromising the user experience. As a result, we are asking that you retu your Basis Peak watch and authorized accessories for a full refund at your earliest convenience."Intel bought Basis Science, maker of the Peak fitness watch, in 2014 for an undisclosed sum, although reports put the price tag at about $100 million.Intel said it has ended support for the Peak, adding that users will have until the end of the year to retrieve their data. To retu your device and obtain a refund for your Basis Peak watch, customers worldwide can visit https://support.mybasis.com.Let's block ads! بخوانید, ...ادامه مطلب

Enlarge ImageHere's one I caught earlier. Then I took a screenshot, uploaded that to CNET's content management system and set it as this page's promo image, so everyone can see the wicked cool Vaporeon I caught. Screenshot by Luke Westaway/CNET Pokemon Go might still have an iron-tight grip on human social behaviour, but the mobile gaming phenomenon has done very little to line the coffers of Nintendo -- the House of Mario confirmed big quarterly losses, in the same week it reminded investors that it didn't actually, y'know, make the monster-catching game. Elsewhere the Solar Impulse sun-powered plane has completed its historic jaunt around the planet, and Amazon's Dash grocery scanner is coming to the UK -- should Tesco be worried? Elsewhere customer details of O2 customers has been found for sale on the dark web -- a sobering reminder of why reusing passwords across is a bad idea -- and Ofcom says BT has to make its Openreach subsidiary an independent organisation. As if that wasn't enough, which it definitely would be, Rich has also got his review of the new Boue movie, and a look forward to Samsung's big launch event next week, where we're expecting to see a new Note smartphone. CNET UK podcast 491 Your browser does not support the audio element. Having trouble with the audio player? Try this link. We're always hungry for your feedback, so pop your thoughts in the comments below or drop us a line at cnetukpodcast [at] cbsi.com. Oh, and if you've enjoyed the show, why not leave us a glowing review on iTunes? Hit play and enjoy.Subscribe to the CNET UK podcast:CNET RSSFeedBueriTunesSoundCloudStitcherTuneInLet's block ads! بخوانید, ...ادامه مطلب

Amazon Amazon's Prime Air drone delivery system has been taking some time to get off the ground -- it was announced in late 2013, and the drone wasn't unveiled until November last year -- but it just got one step closer to the sky. Amazon has announced that it will be partnering with the UK Govement and the UK Civil Aviation Authority to test the drones for three key areas: operations outside line-of-sight in rural areas; sensor testing for hazard avoidance; and one-person operation of multiple drones. "Using small drones for the delivery of parcels will improve customer experience, create new jobs in a rapidly growing industry, and pioneer new sustainable delivery methods to meet future demand," said Amazon's Paul Misener in a statement. "The UK is charting a path forward for drone technology that will benefit consumers, industry and society."Amazon detailed the plans for Prime Air earlier this year, placing a time limit for 30 minutes on drone deliveries, and an upper weight limit of 55 pounds.Let's block ads! بخوانید, ...ادامه مطلب

Screenshot by Lance Whitney/CNET "Hillary 2016" isn't just a campaign slogan. It's also a new iOS app designed for people who want to see Hillary Clinton as the next president.Launched on Sunday for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, the app is served up by the Hillary for America campaign. Hillary 2016 tests your knowledge about the pressing issues, offers daily challenges to help elect Clinton, shares news and information about the Democratic candidate and gives you the ability to set up your own virtual campaign headquarters.You can also compete against friends and fellow Hillary supporters to see who knows the most about Clinton, and recruit other friends to join in. The new app underscores the importance that personal technology plays in the campaign. Both Clinton and Trump have been using social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook extensively to reach prospective voters. The Trump campaign has no mobile app of its own, though Trump detractors have unveiled apps that spoof the Donald, including Trump Dump and Punch the Trump. The Clinton campaign itself has joined in on the hijinks by releasing Trump Yourself, an app that overlays Trump's more controversial comments on your Facebook page.Hillary 2016 is geared toward keeping you focused on the Clinton campaign. It counts down how many days are left until Election Day, offers a regular series of challenges and points you to the latest news, quizzes and events about the election.The app isn't afraid to take on Donald Trump either. One quiz asks you to figure out which Trump comments are true and which aren't. "Donald Trump has made so many outrageous statements over the years that it's hard to know what's Trump and what's false," it says. You can also get rewards, both digital and real. For example, one reward promises an autographed souvenir signed by Hillary."This new app will bring the experience of a campaign office direct, ...ادامه مطلب

Enlarge ImageIf Spock's so lacking in emotion, then why does he insist on such natty shoulder pads, eh? Checkmate, Roddenberry. Kimberley French/Paramount Best Madness voices everyone -- it's... "Star Trek Beyoooond!" This week's episode of the UK's best tech podcast brings you a spoiler-free examination of the new Trek flick. Is it simply mindless action, or does Simon Pegg's script for "Beyond" encapsulate the beating heart of Star Trek?It's not all pontificating on sci-fi future utopia though. Back in the significantly more bleak present day, British chip-designer ARM has been sold to Japanese telecoms giant SoftBank for £24.3 billion. BT's had a miserable week, with brutal outages affecting customers, and a new govement report that says BT isn't investing enough in infrastructure.Pokemon Go continues to at once ruin and bring significance to human life on Earth. Whether players are being detained after wandering onto military bases or crashing into police cars, we are still well and truly in the grip of Pokemadness.As well as a great surprise quiz, this week's show features audio from our interview with the Hamburg Bit-Bots, a RoboCup team who introduced us to Wheatly, a robot goalie on the cusp of retirement. Hit play below to see Wheatly in action. CNET UK podcast 490 Your browser does not support the audio element. Having trouble with the audio player? Try this link.We're always hungry for your feedback, so pop your thoughts in the comments below or drop us a line at cnetukpodcast [at] cbsi.com. Oh, and if you've enjoyed the show, why not leave us a glowing review on iTunes? Hit play and enjoy.Subscribe to the CNET UK podcast:CNE, ...ادامه مطلب

Marvel's "Luke Cage" panel at this year's San Diego Comic-Con was pretty eventful -- more like a Marvel-Netflix panel, it included new show announcements, surprise guests and teaser trailers galore. The panel, moderated by Marvel TV head honcho Jeph Loeb, started with a compilation of various clips of the Marvel shows on Netflix and some audience participation which meant shouting the names of the shows -- I was in the "Jessica Jones" cheering section, thank you very much. Jon Bethal, who plays the Punisher on "Daredevil" and in the impending "Punisher" show, popped out for a quick appearance and talked about the responsibility of playing the character, knowing what he means to fans. [embedded content] A little later, Loeb introduced the show's creator, Cheo Hodari Coker, and then welcomed the show's primary cast: Frank Whaley, Theo Ross, Simone Missick, Mahershala Ali, Alfre Woodard and then Luke Cage himself, Mike Colter. Also on the show but not in attendance is Rosario Dawson. The audience was treated to a number of clips from the show. Above, is the official teaser trailer released for the fall show. In another one we saw, Harlem's Hero takes out a bunch of tough guys and makes it look effortless; in another, there's a moody nighttime scene between Cage and Misty Knight (Missick); and along with a few others we were treated to a sizzle reel at the convention center. [embedded content] A running gag throughout the panel involved Marvel Comics Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada, who appeared to have something important to say, only to be sent away by Loeb. As it tued out, Quesada did have news to share: There will be a third season of "Daredevil." That's right, everyone's favorite vigilante is retuing for a another run at keeping his hood safe. Right after that, we saw the first teaser for the upcoming "Iron Fist,, ...ادامه مطلب

Firefox maker Mozilla is clamping down harder on Flash. Adobe Systems Firefox parent Mozilla is taking its battle against Adobe Flash a few steps further. In 2017, Firefox will require "click-to-activate approval" from you before you can trigger Flash-enabled videos and other Flash content on a website, Mozilla engineering manager Benjamin Smedberg said Wednesday in a blog post. This means the Flash content will remain dormant unless you actively click on a link or icon that says: "Activate Adobe Flash." You can currently do the same thing yourself in Firefox by manually setting Flash to "Ask to activate." But next year's move will be dramatic due to the new default status for all Firefox users. Adobe Flash has long been a necessary feature that enables web developers to offer games, video and streaming media via web browsers. But the Flash plug-in, which gets installed in the browser, has been blasted for its constant security holes and performance problems. The industry has been gravitating toward HTML5 as a replacement for Flash, though the move has been a slow one. Firefox has advised web developers who use Flash as well as Microsoft Silverlight for video to make the switch to HTML5 as quickly as possible. Smedberg said that Firefox supports encrypted video playback using Adobe Primetime and Google Widevine as alteatives to plug-in based video formats such as Flash. Mozilla isn't waiting until next year to start reining in Flash. Starting next month, the company will block certain Flash content not considered essential to the "user experience." At the same time, it will continue to support legacy Flash content, meaning content that can't be viewed any other way. Mozilla expects this move to offer "enhanced security, improved battery life, faster page load and better browser responsiveness," Smedberg said. Further, Mozilla will continue to block specific Flash content that's inv, ...ادامه مطلب

The Republican National Convention comes to Cleveland this week, but noticeably absent will be the support of several major tech companies, including HP, Apple and Motorola. The decisions were a big victory for online activists ColorOfChange and Credo Action, which used social media to push the companies to avoid backing Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee.We also discuss SoftBank's massive acquisition deal for ARM Holdings, as well as Kanye West's beef with Taylor Swift playing out on Snapchat, Instagram and Twitter.The 3:59 gives you bite-size news and analysis about the top stories of the day, brought to you by CNET Executive Editor Roger Cheng, Senior Writer Ben Fox Rubin and Producer Bryan VanGelder. Trump's RNC lacks tech support (The 3:59, Ep. 79) Your browser does not support the audio element. Subscribe:iTunes | Google Play Music | FeedBuer | SoundCloud | TuneIn RadioLet's block ads! بخوانید, ...ادامه مطلب

This caption, like all of CNET's output this week, was written while playing Pokemon Go. Josh Miller/CNET "POKEMON POKEMON POKEMON POKEMON POKEMON," has been the content and the subtext of all our communication this week. As the craze for Pokemon Go sweeps across the globe and into the UK, Luke and Andy take a break from training up Drowzees to bring you all the Pokenews that's fit to Pokeprint -- from privacy fears to news of a man who continued playing, even after being stabbed. We also ask how long the craze can last -- has app maker Niantic planned ahead, or will "Pokemon Go" fade from our lives like a vanishing Gastly?Meanwhile, there's a new budget Motorola phone to drool over, and Sky has finally detailed its plans for 4K -- but you're gonna need a whole castle of cash to afford it.Elsewhere, Rich Trenholm drops in to offer his views on the new "Ghostbusters" film, which came out this week, and we encourage you to check out our series of videos on RoboCup, the global touament for robot football. It's great, and not just because the robots are adorable and fall over a lot. CNET UK podcast 489 Your browser does not support the audio element. Having trouble with the audio player? Try this link.We're always hungry for your feedback, so pop your thoughts in the comments below or drop us a line at cnetukpodcast [at] cbsi.com. Oh, and if you've enjoyed the show, why not leave us a glowing review on iTunes? Hit play and enjoy.Subscribe to the CNET UK podcast:CNET RSSFeedBueriTunesSoundCloudStitcherTuneInThis entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service - if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read , ...ادامه مطلب

RoadshowNewsCar IndustryNew UK driving test will assess if you can follow a sat navThe British driving test will now include sat nav directions in a move to modeise the way people lea to drive.The UK's Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) updated the test to reflect the fact that more than half of UK drivers use a satellite navigation device to guide them as they drive."Candidates will be given more responsibility for making decisions during the test," explained DVSA Chief Driving Examiner, Lesley Young. "We want them to show they can cope with distractions and assess risk without the intervention of their instructor or examiner."The independent driving portion of the test will increase in length from 10 to 20 minutes, and manoeuvres such as reversing around a coer and tuing in the road are replaced with driving into and reversing out of a parking bay.The changes will come into effect next year.Of course, we wonder if it goes far enough in reflecting mode trends. We won't be happy until you're tested on your ability to Snapchat a selfie playing Pokemon Go without crashing into the self-driving car in front of you. This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service - if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read the FAQ at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php#publishers.Recommended article from FiveFilters.org: Most Labour MPs in the UK Are Revolting., ...ادامه مطلب