YouTube FanFest comes to Toronto on August 13th

The crowd gathering in Yonge-Dundas Square for YouTube FanFest

It’s that time of the year again. YouTube will be bringing in some of its biggest Canadian and international stars at this year’s YouTube FanFest. It’ll be held on August 13^th at the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre. Some of the big names to appear at the event include Toronto’s own Lilly Singh (a.k.a. ||Superwoman||) alongside the likes of Mike Tompkins, Humble the Poet, and AsapSCIENCE. You can expect musical performances from the likes of Sam Tsui, Megan Nicole, Tiffany Alvord, KRNFX, and Max Schneider. Also hoping to get the crowd up on their feet is Marquese Scott (WHZGUD2) and Poppin John. Lauren Toyota, former MuchMusic VJ and host and now co-host at her YouTube channel Hot for Food, will be hosting the event alongside My Life as Eva’s Eva Gutowski.

A limited number of ticketholders will even get a chance to meet and greet their favorite starts the day before the show. If this is something you want, you have to make sure you grab your tickets when they go live. Ticket prices are at $30 for front section seats and $25 for middle and back section seats. They go on sale on Tuesday, June 21 at 10 a.m. at all Ticketmaster outlets.

UE speakers now feature Siri and Google Now voice integration

Ultimate Ears wants users to speak up and use their voice by introducing Siri and Google Now voice integration on UE BOOM 2 and UE MEGABOOM.

Music fans can simply say it to play it, allowing them to stay connected in the moment by providing faster, easier access to their music using Siri and Google Now voice directly from their Ultimate Ears speakers. The new push-to-talk feature brings even more convenience to UE’s award winning on-the-go Bluetooth speakers.

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Adobe's latest update to Creative Cloud focuses on Content Aware editing and VR

Adobe recently launched major updates to its flagship Creative Cloud tools and services focusing on new content aware editing tools as well as VR features.

The release includes updates to Adobe’s flagship applications, performance enhancements across Creative Cloud (CC) and exciting updates to Adobe Stock – including deeper integration within CC and the addition of an all-new Premium collection of high-quality stock content.

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Apple Camp for kids 8-12 registration opens today, focuses on coding and movie making

Apple Camp is opening up for the summer at various Apple Retail Stores and offers kids aged 8-12 a chance to learn how to use technology to code, create robots and shoot and edit video.

Sessions take around 90 minutes, and takes place in Apple Stores in the United States, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey and the UK. Interested parties can register here.  Sessions are free, but places are limited. Registration is now open here.

Source: 9to5Mac