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Autodesk introduces Maya LT for indie and mobile game developers

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Randall Newton

The streamlined version of Maya will be for sale as a perpetual license or by monthly rental. Today, Autodesk releases ...

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SolidWorks releases eDrawings for Android

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Randall Newton

After initially resisting calls to move beyond iPad, the new Android app is optimized for tablets. The SolidWorks division of ...

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Programming experts to explore mobile GPU advances

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Randall Newton

Led by Jon Peddie, the panel will describe how programmers can take full advantage of the latest GPU designs to ...

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Bentley releases new mobile apps for GIS and construction

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Randall Newton

Both support Bentley’s i-Models for broad interoperability of construction and GIS data. Bentley has released two new mobile apps to ...

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Siggraph Mobile explores cutting edge of handheld graphics

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Randall Newton

Using mobile games for positive change and new photography techniques highlight this year’s sessions. For the second straight year Siggraph ...

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Nvidia adds Mobile Summit to GPU Technology Conference

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Randall Newton

More than 20 sessions including an overview of the new Khronos API for mobile. Nvidia is adding a new track ...

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JPR new market report quantifies smartphone and tablet CPU/GPU market

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GfxS staff

The global report includes definitions, market data, evaluations, and in-depth analysis of market growth dynamics. Jon Peddie Research today releases ...

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Mobile device graphics chip shipments soar in first half of 2012

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GfxS staff

Mobile devices sales are outpacing PC sales, and the gap will only get wider. Innovation rules the market, reports Jon ...

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PTC releases shake-and-break Creo View Mobile for iOS

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Randall Newton

18 months after its first preview, Creo users have a way to use and share models in the iPad/iPhone environment. ...

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Benchmarking the mobile experience

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Jon Peddie

How do people use a mobile phone today? Turns out, the question is rather complex. By Jon Peddie In trying ...