Archive November 2012
iTunes 11 is here: no CoverFlow, “Expended View”, “Up Next” and more… We have the full story and some great tips.
Apple released today a totally revamped version of its media player, its online store and its iPod, iPhone & iPad sync software for Mac & Windows.
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Looking to die in the dumbest way? Check this post!
The guys at Melbourne, Australia’s Metro Trains want to keep their customer much longer without them dying. They created this awfully cute video cataloging all the dumbest ways to die.
All together: “Dumb ways to die, so many dumb ways to die…”
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Motorola LTE Network – A new tactical vision
Imagine that Azrieli Center, an iconic commercial building in the center of Tel-Aviv, is hit by a missile. Imagine the destruction, the panic, the confusing and the distress around the destructed site. Now remember 9/11 and how each rescue team didn’t succeed to team all together and led to more victims. What is the best way to avoid the same chaos and confusion?
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[Rumor] Apple might bring Siri and Maps into Mac OS X 10.9
![[Rumor] Apple might bring Siri and Maps into Mac OS X 10.9](https://i2.wp.com/kplprod.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/20121119-170026.jpg?resize=150%2C150 "[Rumor] Apple might bring Siri and Maps into Mac OS X 10.9")
Here we go again. We just finished to install OS X 10.8 (aka Mountain Lion) on our Macs that the first tidbits about the next release of the OS appears on 9to5mac. They claim, according to their sources, that OS X 10.9 will bring Siri and Maps to the Mac, making the Mac & iOS more alike with each respective OS release.
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Sony to release XAVC, the missing link to UltraHD TV, licensees include Apple, Adobe and more
For some time, I was wondering how we are supposed to feed the new Ultra HD televisions that will be presented at the next CES, in january 2013. For those who don’t know yet, Ultra HD is the commercial name of what professionals call 4k which has a 3,840 x 2,160 resolution.
Sony might just announced the missing link: a new codec named XAVC. This codec, found in the new F5 & F55 CineAlta camcorders, is an open-standard based on Level 5.2 H.264 video compression with allow up to 12-bit color depth (4:4:4), 60 fps speed at 4k (!) and up to 180 fps in HD.
Sony will released this month an SDK to developers for supporting this new codec in their applications and fourteens companies are already on-board including Adobe, Apple, ASSIMILATE, FilmLight & Quantel… Sony hopes to bring this codec to consumers too.
Until I can get a hand-on this models, I’ll try to upgrade my Blu-ray to this new XAVC… until H.265 HEVC comes too…
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Noise Industries releases FxFactory 4.0 for Adobe Premiere Pro & Final Cut Pro X
New plugin platform available for Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
Noise Industries announced today that visual plugin platform FxFactory 4 is now available. The new update supports Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
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KKL-JNF – 110 years of green action
The KKL-JNF is well known for the development of the land of Israel since its establishment in 1901. In 2011, they celebrated their 110 years of Green Action and asked us to create a movie to present theirs goals and actions in different fields: preservation, forestry with research, water cycling with tourism and more…
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The best Hachis Parmentier recipe made with awesome mashed potato
This time, I propose you to discover the Hachis Parmentier. This dish is made with mashed potato combined with a ragout (slow-cooked minced meat). It’s the french version of the popular shepherd’s pie.
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Roche RoACTEMRA – Rome
Another project for the pharmaceutic giant Roche and its medicine RoACTEMRA and this time we move to Rome for a pharmaceutic trade show.
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