The description sounds very interesting, it seems to be a very powerful tool. However, I have some concerns about the price: is a tool just for sharpening really worth 99 dollars? The normal PhotoKit costs only half that (and includes a whole bunch of useful tools). Sure, the sharpening functions in PhotoKit aren't as sophisticated, but somehow I'm reluctant to spend 100 bucks just for this one aspect.
At PhotographyBLOG you can find the original article.
Hmm. Does FaceSpan really make sense anymore in times of (free) AppleScript Studio? AppleScript Studio can also create completely AppleScript-based software, and with the help of Interface Builder there's also a very good GUI design tool, and the integration is also very high. And above all, extensions and performance-critical areas can be implemented quite easily in Objective-C. I don't know if FaceSpan really makes sense there anymore.
At welcome to macscripter.net | applescript and script resource there's the original article.
Exactly that - a purely populist decision. With this method, you're giving the Bild newspaper a free pass to make politics. And all this just for very few special cases that could have been left for courts to clarify. Of course, one doesn't need to mention that the Union (at least Stoiber) believes that this is far from going far enough. Politicians are not above letting themselves be made a fool of in such ridiculous ways by a trashy tabloid like the Bild newspaper.
I found the original article at TAZ.
It's quite amusing when a manufacturer calls itself (or rather, one of its own campaigns) the most important IFA novelty. But things get really ridiculous when the homepage for this project is entirely built in Flash. Marketing gimmickry to get press coverage, that's all this is. Yes, the Website is only Flash. No skip button, no alternative presentation, nothing. Just Flash. But don't worry, even if the browser can't handle Flash, this silly website still sets a cookie. And don't even think that this Flash stuff has realized any special usability – quite the opposite, I've never seen such a pointless structure: a movie that plays, the menu items are points on the movie's timeline. After selecting a point, the movie continues from there.
Well, it seems Tobit really doesn't care about people with disabilities.
At heise online news there's the original article.