Apple Today Releases Overhauled Final Cut Pro X

Apple today released Final Cut Pro X, the latest version of video-editing software geared for professionals from a company increasingly focused on mainstream consumers.

Final Cut Pro X is a follow-up to Final Cut Pro 7, software Apple released in 2009 as part of Final Cut Studio. The new $299.99 version is a complete 64-bit rewrite of Final Cut, absorbing abilities from several of the software programs that are included in the Studio suite.

Like Apple's upcoming release of Mac OS X Lion, Final Cut Pro X will only be available to customers through the Mac App Store, the digital storefront the company rolled out to Snow Leopard users back in January. That means any new updates get delivered through the Mac App Store app, and users can install a copy on any of their authorized computers.
A look at Final Cut Pro X

Apple said the software "completely reinvents video editing with a Magnetic Timeline that lets you edit on a flexible, trackless canvas; Content Auto-Analysis that categorizes your content upon import by shot type, media and people; and background rendering that allows you to work without interruption."

The application debuted in a demonstration at a Final Cut user group event alongside the National Association of Broadcasters show in Las Vegas in April, but Apple kept mum on further details. A report from Japanese Mac blog Macotakara last week correctly pegged the release of Final Cut Pro X as happening sometime this week.

Among its new features is a tool that detects when are people in shots, as well as what type of shots those are--close-up, medium, or wide-angle. Apple had added both those features to the most recent version of iMovie, and they're not the only iMovie carry-over. Apple has also brought "skimming," the feature that lets people preview the content of a clip just by moving their mouse across it.

The software uses a design that can take advantage of multicore processors and increasingly powerful graphics chips as well. The software requires a Mac with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor or better, at least 2GB of memory, and an OpenCL-compatible graphics system with at least 256MB of video memory, and Mac OS X 10.6.7.

ICANN Approves Change to Internet Domain Name System

ICANN Approves Change to Internet Domain Name System - If all this still in the format of Internet addresses. .Com, net, or. Org, then the new era of the Internet enables new address is more varied. A number of internet regulator incorporated in the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) meeting in Singapore, which could be an end to the era. Com.

The new rules are in the finalization of this will allow new Internet domains with the address. Law,. Coke, or. Nyc. Sites with addresses that are expected to begin circulating next year.

“This decision will lead to a new era of Internet,” said ICANN chairman Peter Dengate Thrush. “We have set up a platform for next-generation, more creative and inspiring,” he continued.

ICANN does have many years of expressing the idea of ??allowing the use of a brand name, city, or a common code. However, these changes can not be done immediately because of the complex impact of the global Internet domain structure.

ICANN also has received a number of applications of new domains. Some are still classified, but many were already publicly stated a number of new domains. Among others:. Nyc,. Paris, and. UNICEF. Hitachi, and. Canon.

“Now, technically anyone can buy a domain for glued with the brand,” said the CEO. DotBrand Solutions, Ben Crawford.

Crawford also explained that big companies will take advantage of this for the sake of safety and reassure customers. For example, HSBC can assure its customers that the official website of the official HSBC is ending. Hsbc.

But, of course, substitute the new domain. Com will not be sold cheap. ICANN to charge U.S. $ 185 thousand for each application domain. Then to prepare the domain set tariffs at least U.S. $ 100 thousand, and the subscription cost of about U.S. $ 100 thousand per year.

A number of common domain name was rumored to be contested, for example. Law or. Sport. Well, if there is more than one person requesting the same domain, then ICANN will conduct an auction to fight over that domain.

However, if there is a similar domain name, then another name will be blocked. For example, if the apple farmer associations create a domain. Apples, then the company that manufactures Apple iPad and the iPhone will not be able to create a domain. Apple, because it has been blocked.

Report : 44 People Killed in Russian Passenger Jet Crash

44 People Killed in Russian Passenger Jet Crash

At least 44 People Killed in Russian Passenger Jet Crash in the city of Petrozavodsk, on Monday evening, June 20, 2011. There has been no definite explanation of the cause of the accident, but allegedly bad weather makes the pilot did not see the runway.

Reporting from the CNN page, double-engine jet aircraft Tupolev-134 crashed about two kilometers from the runway at the airport in the city at 23:40 local time. A spokesman for the Russian Emergency Situations Ministry, Irina Andrianova, said the plane split in pieces and burned directly.

Andrianova said the plane holds 43 passengers and nine crew. A total of 44 died, eight in critical condition in hospital. The youngest survivor was 10 years old.

There has been no official explanation of the cause of the crash, but airport director Petrozavodsk, Alexei Kuzmitsy, quoted from page Associated Press, said the accident occurred because of thick fog.

Kusmitsy said that the plane crashed on the highway about two miles from the runway. It is unclear whether the plane attempted to land on the street or the damage occurred in that place.

Russia and the former Soviet Union known as the worst country in the world in aviation security, according to the International Air Transport Association. Experts blame the poor security of air due to lack of government oversight, poor pilot training and savings on various elements of aircraft security.

Update Video : Huawei MediaPad With Android 3.2

China's Huawei Company today announced a tablet that must compete with the new generation of tablets Android. The company already cheap tablets Android and Android phones such as T-Mobile Pulse. Now the company is again using the tablets, although one with a remarkable feature: Android 3.2.
huawei MediaPad
Today, Huawei officially announced MediaPad. This is a 7-inch tablet with the following specifications:

Huawei MediaPad Specifications:

• Honeycomb 3.2 Android OS
• 7-inch LCD touch screen capacitive IPS
• 10.5mm (0.4 inches) thin, weight ~ 390g (£ 0.86)
• 1.3 MP front facing camera, 5 MP autofocus camera with rear facing HD video recording capabilities
• 14.4 Mbps HSPA, WiFi 11n
• Dual-core 1.2GHz processor Qualcomm
• More than 6 hours of battery life
• Full HD 1080p playback and HDMI port
• Flash 10.3

The tablet will come with a processor 1.2 GHz dual-core Qualcomm, which should be more than enough to run all your games and media (for now). not with 1.5 GHz processor clock as we had thought.
 
Stay tuned for more details to come, such as the availability and release date. (Hopefully we'll get them soon). Check out videos, photos and press releases for a closer look at MediaPad Huawei. Let us know what you think about it! Do you love 7-inch form factor? Are you going to get one of these?