The end is nigh for Windows 7.

Autodesk has announced the release of Maya 2020, the latest version of its animation software package.

Autodesk has released version 2020.2 of its flagship VFX and finishing software Flame, introducing a range of new tools, workflows, and more.

Foundry has released version 12.0 of Nuke, their node-based digital compositing and visual effects application.

Users of Autodesk’s Flame applications should hold off before upgrading to the most recent version of MacOS.

Avid users are reporting widespread failure of Mac Pro models - a Google Chrome update is apparently to blame.

The latest version of MacOS will kill off 235 apps - here’s how to check if you’ll be affected.

Cinema 4D R21, the newest version of Maxon’s popular 3D software, is set to release on September 3.

In a stark reminder of the importance of data backup, an interior design tools startup has sued Google in an effort to restore data after an employee accidentally deleted the company’s G Suite account.

INSYDIUM has announced the public release of the X-Particles 2019 plugin for Cinema 4D. The new release of this particle engine contains several new features.

In addition to major pro hardware announcements at WWDC, Apple also introduced the next generation of its macOS operating system. Dubbed ‘Catalina’, macOS 10.15 features iPad app support, a new native Sidecar app to connect your iPad as a display or input tablet to your Mac system, voice control, and the retirement of the long-running iTunes app.

Adobe cautioned that users “are no longer licensed to use certain older versions of the applications or deploy packages containing these older versions.” Adobe went on to warn “if you continue to use or deploy these unauthorized versions of Creative Cloud, you may be at risk of potential claims of infringement by third parties.”