Nov 3, 2004 | photos, software
Adobe graphics software is designed for professionals and tends to be difficult for normal people to learn. I have been known to gripe about this a teensy bit. But I can’t deny that Adobe is strengthening its grip on the consumer market for photo software with...
Sep 15, 2004 | Microsoft, photos, WinXP
Microsoft released a critical update yesterday for an intriguing problem. Microsoft discovered a flaw in the way various Microsoft operating systems and programs process .JPG images – theoretically allowing a bad guy to run a malicious program on your computer...
Sep 15, 2004 | Adobe, photos, video
Not everyone would have predicted it a few years ago, but digital cameras have become a matter-of-fact item in many homes. Normal, non-tech people have learned to unload pictures from a memory card, view them on the computer, and print them on a color inkjet....
Jan 13, 2004 | business, photos
Kodak announced it will stop selling traditional film cameras in the United States, Canada and Western Europe, a startling sign of how quickly consumers have adopted digital imaging. Kodak’s name still evokes a strong image, which is why this move carries such...
