Hydra: low-cost HDR image builder
Creaceed’s Hydra is a low-cost (Leopard-only) utility designed to build high dynamic range (HDR) images without requiring Photoshop.
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Creaceed’s Hydra is a low-cost (Leopard-only) utility designed to build high dynamic range (HDR) images without requiring Photoshop.
The Macworld Podcast breaks out its Army of Dans for the first-ever DanCast, a panel discussion between executive editor Dan Miller, senior editor Dan Frakes, associate editor Dan Moren, and MacUser contributor Dan Pourhadi. Three out of four Dans agree—it’s a must listen.
AEC Software has developed templates to help users of its FastTrack Schedule project-management app take control of their green projects and initiatives.
After introducing an online film rental business for American consumers last week…
Microsoft’s new commercial for the company’s Zune 4GB/8GB product seems to attempt to imply touchscreen capability…
A high school student has developed Tooble, a program that bridges the divide between YouTube and your iPod.
Apple’s iPhone has lived up to expectations as the most-talked about handset ever released…
The Financial Times says the iPhone’s exclusive U.K. carrier has sold 190,000 iPhones in the eight weeks since its debut, short of the 200,000 target the company had set.
AT&T has debuted Apple iPhone rate plans for business customers…
Waking the Expo show floor last week, Dan Frakes spotted the BTKeyMini, which input-device maker MacAlly says will be iPhone-compatible when it ships in March. If so, that’s very good news for iPhone owners.
The Financial TImes is reporting that “people familiar with the situation” told them that O2’s total Apple iPhone sales…
Who else but Apple could launch a product like the MacBook Air? With its focus on form over function…
Online video viewing and download service mDialog is offering new high-res series to watch and a new pay-per-download revenue model for content producers.
Samsung’s new 24 and 25.5-inch monitors are aimed at consumers who want full HD-resolution displays.
Jeff Zucker, chief executive of NBC Universal, is planning to seize on the writers’ strike…