Mark Sparrow

9 hours ago | forbes.es | Mark Sparrow

Adobe Max London se celebra hoy en Magazine London, donde usuarios y desarrolladores se reúnen para hablar de todo lo relacionado con Adobe y descubrir las novedades de una de las empresas de software creativo más importantes del mundo. Adobe ha aprovechado Max London para anunciar su última aplicación Firefly, que combina los modelos Firefly comercialmente seguros de la empresa, además de ofrecer a sus clientes la opción de utilizar también modelos de terceros como Google y OpenAI.

13 hours ago | forbes.com | Mark Sparrow

With President Trump’s tariffs beginning to bite, there has been a lot of interest recently in the idea of bringing the manufacturing of technology back to the West. In the U.K. One audio brand has already started. Fell Audio is a disruptive British hi-fi brand that has been shaking up the market with affordable audio separates made in the UK. Now the brand is making its products available through Amazon.

14 hours ago | forbes.com | Mark Sparrow

Today sees Adobe Max London taking place at Magazine London where users and developers all meet up to discuss everything Adobe and find out what’s new from one of the world’s biggest names in creative software. Adobe has used Max London to announce its latest Firefly app which combines the company’s commercially safe Firefly models as well as offering its customers a choice of also using models from third parties like Google and OpenAI.

14 hours ago | forbes.com | Mark Sparrow

Classic British audio and speaker brand Bowers & Wilkins has announced its “most advanced wireless headphone yet.” Based on the award-winning Px7 S2e model, the new Px7 S3 headphones feature re-engineered driver units, support for Qualcomm’s aptX Adaptive 24/96, aptX Lossless codec and dedicated amplifiers. The Px7 S3’s all-new design and profile have been engineered for comfortable, extended listening, with a notably slimmer form than previous models.

1 day ago | forbes.com | Mark Sparrow

Last year, Logitech launched the innovative MX Creative Console, a combination of a a configurable keypad and an advanced dial pad, both of which can be extensively customized to provide an endless selection of shortcuts and adjustments for settings in a slew of creative software. The development of the MX Creative Console was the result of Logitech’s acquisition of Finnish hardware company Loupedeck just a couple of years ago.