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README.md

@@ -440,7 +440,7 @@ Large data like images can be passed to Open Image Denoise either via
 pointers to memory allocated and managed by the user (this is the
 recommended, often easier and more efficient approach, if supported by
 the device) or by creating buffer objects (supported by all devices). To
-create a new data buffer with memory allocated and owned by the library,
+create a new data buffer with memory allocated and owned by the device,
 holding `byteSize` number of bytes, use
 
 ``` cpp

doc/api.md

@@ -222,11 +222,12 @@ OIDN_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED_HARDWARE the hardware (e.g., CPU) is not supported
 Buffer
 ------
 
-Large data like images can be passed to Open Image Denoise either via pointers to
-memory allocated and managed by the user (this is the recommended, often easier
-and more efficient approach, if supported by the device) or by creating buffer
-objects (supported by all devices). To create a new data buffer with memory allocated and owned by the
-library, holding `byteSize` number of bytes, use
+Large data like images can be passed to Open Image Denoise either via pointers
+to memory allocated and managed by the user (this is the recommended, often
+easier and more efficient approach, if supported by the device) or by creating
+buffer objects (supported by all devices). To create a new data buffer with
+memory allocated and owned by the device, holding `byteSize` number of bytes,
+use
 
     OIDNBuffer oidnNewBuffer(OIDNDevice device, size_t byteSize);
 

doc/news.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 News, Updates, and Announcements
 ================================
 
-Jan 28, 2019: Version v0.8.0 now released on GitHub
+Jan 29, 2019: Version v0.8.0 now released on GitHub
 ---------------------------------------------------
 
 Initial beta release version 0.8.0 is now available on the [Open Image Denoise