All of Me is the first video from the South African singer Chris Chameleon's latest album, Made Available. The video is a collaboration between Brighton based Shotopop and the nice people from WIZZ in Paris.

The UK Film Council has announced its latest round of awards from its Prints and Advertising Fund, including a £250,000 grant to distribute hit Israeli animation Waltz With Bashir.

Adobe has released the first full version of Configurator, an open source utility that enables the easy creation of panels (palettes) for use in Photoshop CS4.

Manchester's Urbis Centre and Cornerhouse are set to host the Exposures Festival from Sunday onwards, celebrating new British talent in filmmaking and animation.

Facebook now gives its developers the option of submitting their applications for review to obtain a seal of approval, but some developers aren't thrilled with the program.

Mozilla Tuesday unveiled a Web application that speeds Firefox customization by offering users several sets of pre-selected add-ons.

Microsoft's answer to Adobe Flash and Flex and several other RIA (rich Internet application) and AJAX frameworks, Silverlight arrived with a flourish just over one year ago. Silverlight 1.0 (see my October 2007 review) manipulated its multimedia-savvy, WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) user interface using JavaScript. Silverlight 1.1, which added support for compiled .Net languages and supported more of the .Net API, was available at that time only as an alpha test.

Apple officially discontinued its 23-inch Cinema Display on Tuesday, making way for recently announced 24-inch LED Cinema.

Google on Monday released SketchUp and SketchUp Pro 7, new versions of the company's 3D modeling software for Mac and Windows. Google said the new version adds features to make modelling more intuitive and to make it easier for beginners to get started.

The latest business spending survey from research company Shape the Future says that nearly a quarter (23.9 percent) of UK businesses intend to increase spending on print in the next 12 months. Interestingly, this is more than plan to increase spending on networking (21.2 per cent) and website optimization (19.7 per cent). Only 18.6 per cent of the companies surveyed were planning to decrease spending on print.