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The small business commissioner's website has also been revamped to be more approachable and empathetic, with the overly legal language removed.

Applications can be made in person at a FEMA disaster office, or they can be made online; the Web application process has been revamped to be easier to use, he said.

That was a reference to articles in The Post, and on gawker.com, reporting that Prometheus Global Media, the owner of Adweek, has decided to replace him, a year after his hiring and six months after Adweek, an advertising trade publication, was revamped to be more focused on media coverage and styled more like a general-interest magazine.

Also new is the Address Book screen in Sesame, which has been revamped to be easier to use.

However, the Explorer and file browsers appear to have been totally revamped to be far less "folder within a folder," which has been the storage style for going on three decades now.

A whole slew of new aesthetics tweaks, for one — the waveform players that have long been a focal point of SoundCloud's design have been revamped to be smaller and slightly less intrusive, but with more social controls at the ready.

These revamps are the first of a series of mid-market revamps to be rolled out after nine months of work and a refocus on multimedia content.

Hull City Council said it expected the revamp to be completed in time for its role as City of Culture in 2017.

It's an incremental upgrade — a number of valuable features have been added, but there's no real revamp to be seen.

The Internet, according to Biggs, looks fuzzy and will need to undergo a bit of a revamp to be where it should be on the new MacBook Pro.

This is the second time the proposal has been revamped to reduce cost.