The Administration of Accad Institute gives its
students the opportunity to participate in the
Competition named
"The Best Design"
(graphic design +
freehand)
if you are interested create a design and send
it through email :
accadcompetition@live.com until
15/8/2008 ...
the winner will be announced on 25/8/2008 who
will win an award
all the designs which were sent will be
published in Accad's website
"Because every effort
should be awarded"
Google launches Lively, its
3D chat application. Image: Google
Conventional text-based chat is soooooo
yesterday’s news, you know. At least, that’s
what Internet search giant Google Inc. wants you
to believe thanks to the introduction of Lively,
an online chat application that enables its
users to waffle through ambitious cartoon-styled
3D avatars.
Intel
is in, AMD is out, as DreamWorks Animation push
towards full 3D feature films. Image: DreamWorks
Intel
Corporation, the world’s leading chipmaker, has
this week revealed a strategic partnership with
DreamWorks Animation SKG through which it will
provide the studio with Intel-based processing
power via a full range of high-performance
computing products and tools in order to help
more fully evolve the studio’s new 3D animated
creations.
Getty Images to offer
payment to Flickr users for
commercially-approved photos. Image: psd/Flickr
If
you’re a budding amateur photographer with a
Flickr account who, until now, has garnered
little more than personal pride from posting
captured creations for the online world to see,
then news of possible payment for those ongoing
efforts is likely to draw your lens toward Getty
Images.
Sony
fixes v2.40 PS3 firmware update with v2.41
release. Image: GamesWeasel/Flickr
After
almost a week of fielding sticky customer
complaints following the sudden removal of its
eagerly anticipated but apparently buggy
v2.40 PlayStation 3 system update, Sony
Computer Entertainment has placed an amended
v2.41 update back onto its servers for user
download
New
study reveals one third of consumers pirate
their DVDs. Image: Blmurch/Flickr.
A new
consumer study carried out by UK-based
Futuresource Consulting has revealed that around
one third of all DVD consumers are guilty of
illegally copying media content from purchased,
rented or borrowed discs.
A team
of researchers has revealed that preserved
organic material found on fossilised feathers
are the remains of pigments which gave the
feathers their original colour
