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Articles Written by: DAVE GIRARD
I'm virtually exhausted. After last week's review of VMWare Fusion 3 and this week's review of Parallels Desktop 5, it's been a weird couple of weeks. I'm having this recurring virtualization nightmare where a penguin wants to share something with me ...
From DAVE GIRARD,
Ars Technica,
24 Nov 2009
VMware Fusion 3 was released last week into the anxiously trembling hands of desktop virtualization junkies, and we've run the release through a gamut of heavy tests to see if it's able to meet the hype.
At first glance, 3.0 doesn't look to be teeming ...
From DAVE GIRARD,
Ars Technica,
18 Nov 2009
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Intel
After what has seemed to so many of us like an eternity, the wait for the Nehalem Xeon Mac Pros is finally over. When Macworld 2009 passed without any i7 or Nehalem Xeon announcement, I was worried that it would be a while before the dual-socket boards ...
From DAVE GIRARD,
Ars Technica,
7 Apr 2009
This is the first time that I'm reviewing GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation
Program), and it's definitely long overdue. As the open-source image
editor of choice, the feature list of GIMP 2.6 is very long, and
despite its status as a free application, it's ...
From DAVE GIRARD,
LXer,
14 Jan 2009
It was only a couple months ago that we reviewed Parallels Desktop's main competitor, VMware 2.0, and it's definitely no coincidence that a new version of Parallels Desktop has launched so closely on the heels its Mac virtualization rival. Competition ...
From DAVE GIRARD,
Ars Technica,
17 Dec 2008
I wouldn't want to have the job of coming up with new features for Adobe Illustrator, because it certainly wouldn't be easy to dream up something new for version 14 of the industry-standard vector drawing program. As one of those programs that has been ...
From DAVE GIRARD,
Ars Technica,
1 Dec 2008
It's
that time again: the latest version of everyone's favorite missile faker and
beauty maker has been released, and just in time for Christmas! Probably the
first thing that most readers will think when they hear that Adobe Photoshop
CS4 is in stores ...
From DAVE GIRARD,
Ars Technica,
30 Oct 2008
Today Adobe announced the CS4 releases of their software applications, affecting basically every program they make. Bundles are available in the configurations below for their video applications (Production Suite Premium, $1,699), ...
From DAVE GIRARD,
Ars Technica,
23 Sep 2008
About a year and a half ago, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.0 launched to a fairly positive reception, especially given the shortcomings in its main competitor, Apple's Aperture. But now that Apple has addressed many of the major problems with Aperture, ...
From DAVE GIRARD,
Ars Technica,
20 Aug 2008
Editor's note: We're big fans of speech recognition apps here at Ars, and when MacSpeech announced its plan to license the Nuance recognition engine that powers Dragon NaturallySpeaking, we knew we'd have to try it. The two products aren't comparable ...
From DAVE GIRARD,
Ars Technica,
8 Aug 2008