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Twitch rolls out video uploads, clip editing on iOS and Android

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While Amazon-linked Prime features are the big news out of TwitchCon, the livestreaming service is bringing some long-promised new features to users. Starting today, users can upload videos directly to Twitch. That means streamers can apply their vid...

Microsoft hopes 1080p Netflix makes Edge your next browser

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As Microsoft continues to nudge folks into trying its new Edge browser on Windows 10, its latest tease is the promise of better looking, more efficient video streaming. Just like Apple's Safari browser on OS X, it turns out that on Windows only Micro...

Twitch Collections embrace the randomness of non-gaming streams

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Game (and food-eating) broadcasting service Twitch has been in the news quite a bit this week, and here's another instance of that. First up we have a few major additions to the Twitch Creative umbrella. The Creative homepage has undergone a revamp,...

Here’s the cable industry’s counter offer to fix TV boxes

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Earlier this year the FCC voted on a plan to fix crappy cable boxes. Dubbed "Unlock the Box," the plan would make cable companies open up their services for use on boxes made by other companies. Now, after a few months of complaining and poking holes...

Chrome will downplay Flash as soon as this fall

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We've come a long, long way from the time when Google was praising Adobe Flash as if it were a cornerstone of the internet. The internet firm has quietly proposed an "HTML5 by Default" initiative for Chrome that would make Flash more of an if-you-mu...

Adobe Training Videos: Lifetime Subscription

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When it comes to photo and video editing, Adobe makes some of the best software around, but buying a Creative Cloud subscription and a computer capable of running it doesn’t turn you into an expert instantly. You’ll have to go through some training that typically costs hundreds upon hundreds of dollars. Fortunately, that’s not the case with the training videos featured on Walyou Deals.

Train Simple, the company behind these training videos, is an Adobe-authorized partner, so if you stick to a schedule and learn what you’re being taught, the success is practically guaranteed. The target audience isn’t represented exclusively by photographers, as video editing professionals and web designers could also make use of it.

To get an idea about just how comprehensive this course is, it covers everything from Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Lightroom, Flash, Dreamweaver, ColdFusion, Edge Products, Muse to HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, WordPress, Premiere, and Audition. However, if Adobe will add more pieces of software to its portfolio, or if new platforms that make use of Adobe’s products come out, more videos covering all of these will be added. That’s the major perk of having a lifetime subscription to training videos.

Train Simple assumes that most people purchasing a lifetime subscription to its Adobe training videos are just getting started with either web design or professional photography. Because of that, there are numerous videos targeted specifically at beginners. However, if you’re an expert in the field and only want to improve your skills by learning the latest and the greatest tricks, then there are plenty of videos for you, too. Since this is a lifetime subscription, you have all the time in the world to learn everything there is to know about Adobe’s software suite. Despite the “take things at your own pace,” you should hurry up, as this is an industry that changes very quickly, and if you’re a slow learner, you might find that by the end you finish a course the software is already outdated.

There’s plenty of flexibility when it comes to how to learn. You can do this at home, on a desktop PC, or on-the-go, using mobile apps that run on iOS and Android devices.

Check out the following video to get an idea about how Train Simple’s training videos work:

To purchase a lifetime subscription to Train Simple’s Adobe training videos, head over to Walyou Deals, and order it for $79. Considering that the original price is $500, the 84% discount is not at all negligible. Since you’re paying for access to a digital product, you’ll be able to redeem it instantly, so you can start training right away! If you’d rather wait a bit before getting started, you have 30 days to redeem the code. All sales are final, and memberships are not shareable, so make sure to keep your username and password secret from other people who are eager to use Adobe’s software.

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Learn to Design 2016 Bundle Helps You Stay Sharp

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To make sure that you stay sharp in terms of design skills this year, Walyou Deals offers you the Learn to Design 2016 bundle, a collection of nine courses that’ll help you master Web design.

The Learn to Design 2016 Bundle includes nine lengthy and comprehensive courses that represent the shortest path to creating great designs for websites and apps. In the long run, that could pave the way for a great career as a designer, so don’t let this opportunity pass by. As per usual, this eLearning bundle is offered on Walyou Deals at a heavily discounted price, meaning that when ordering it, you’ll end up paying only 4% of the retail price.

Rob Percival’s Mobile App Design in Sketch 3: Learn UX/UI From Scratch, the first course in the bundle and at $199 in value one of the three most expensive, includes six hours of content that will cover the most important aspects of Sketch 3, a powerful UX/UI tool.

Up next, Barin Cristian Doru’s Master Web Design in Photoshop covers the foundations of Adobe’s photo editing software, and the most important Web design principles.

Deimantas BrandiĊĦauskas’ Mobile App Design: Learn UX/UI and Start Freelancing Career course, with its 6 hours of content, can turn app ideas to reality. Planning, researching, sketching and wireframing the app’s UX will no longer be unfamiliar concepts.

Chris Converse’s Creating a Responsive Web Design course, on the other hand, focuses on learning responsive design, configuring a website’s HTML, stylizing its layout using CSS and create overall great looking designs.

As its name strongly suggests, BiteSizedSchool’s Web Design: HTML & CSS For Rookies course can help you create simple websites that basically represent the basis of future, more complex ones.

Evan Kimbrell’s Rapid Prototyping for Entrepreneurs – Build a Demo in 2 Hours course teaches rapid prototyping principles over nine hours of content, so that you can create real demos of an app in just two hours.

Brian Gorman’s Bootstrap UI Development For Everyone course brings one of the most widely adopted frameworks for the Web under the magnifying glass. It includes 7 hours of content that ensure a smooth path towards responsive web pages. Some of the aspects that are covered in this course includes installing bootstraping tools, working with a responsive grid, formating page elements, implementing advanced page components, inserting carousels and building automation.

Much like other courses from this bundle, Code College’s Learn Web Designing & HTML5/CSS3 Essentials in 4-Hours covers everything you need to know to get started with HTML5 and CSS3.

Last, but definitely not least, Chris Dixon’s Mobile First & Responsive Web Design: Build Modern Websites! course teaches you why responsive design is important.

All of these courses can be purchased on Walyou Deals in the form of the Learn to Design 2016 Bundle for only $39, which really is an incredible sum, considering the retail prices and the potential value that these courses could bring into your life.

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Netflix’s Windows 10 app is at home on PCs and tablets

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Microsoft continues to fill out its library of Windows 10 apps, and the latest addition is from Netflix. Upgrading from its old Windows 8 edition to take advantage of the new operating system, this one is a universal app, that will eventually work ac...