Greystripe delivers Adobe Flash content to iPhone and iPad
Adobe has partnered with Greystripe to implement a solution that circumvents Apple's ban on Flash and enables mobile advertisers to deliver Flash content on the Apple devices.
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Adobe releases final version of Photoshop Lightroom 3
Adobe has announced the availability of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3, billed as the essential digital photography workflow solution that allows photographers to quickly organise, enhance and showcase images from one application.
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Steve Jobs: Adobe "raised stink" over Flash first
Steve Jobs say that his company didn't begin the long-running feud with Adobe over Flash, but only reacted after its rival "started to raise a stink."
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Adobe releases final Camera Raw 6.1 update
Adobe released the final version of its Camera Raw 6.1 update on Wednesday, three weeks after the latest beta was released.
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Adobe unveils tech for creating iPad app magazines in InDesign
Adobe has revealed that its working on a new viewer technology to bring interactive versions of magazines to life, as used for the recent edition of Wired.
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Adobe considers more frequent patch schedule
Adobe Systems is considering patching its applications more frequently after moving to a quarterly patching schedule for its Acrobat and Reader programs last year.
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Adobe Soundbooth CS5
Compare the latest version of Soundbooth with its predecessor and you can be excused for thinking that audio is not among Adobe’s priorities -- as it's a meagre update.
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Adobe Fireworks CS5
Although 'killer' features haven’t been bestowed upon this vector and pixel Web and mobile graphics editor, Fireworks CS5 has got plenty of development attention.
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Reminder: Adobe Creative Suite 5 Tour -- coming to a screen near you from tomorrow
The Creative Suite 5 Tour 2010 will visit Vue Cinemas in Edinburgh, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol and London from tomorrow, showcasing new features found in Photoshop, Flash, InDesign, Dreamweaver and others.
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Adobe adds HTML5 code-hinting to Dreamweaver CS5
Adobe's authoring tool supports the new specification despite the company's battles with Apple for backing HTML5 over Flash
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Adobe Creative Suite 5 UK tour kicks off next week
Adobe will be taking Creative Suite 5 ‘on tour’ to showcase its new features, starting in Edinburgh on Monday.
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Adobe After Effects CS5
After Effects CS5 is one of three in Adobe Creative Suite 5 to go 64-bit native, taking full advantage of the multi-core processors and more RAM.
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Adobe Illustrator CS5
New features in Illustrator CS5 include variable-width strokes, the Bristle Brush, the Perspective Grid, and better performance. Together they make Illustrator CS5 a compelling upgrade.
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Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
Premiere Pro CS5's key new feature is the Mercury Playback Engine for faster real-time performance, but there's also many more additions in Adobe's video editing tool.
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Adobe Dreamweaver CS5
Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 powerful tools for PHP programmers, a new tool for inspecting CSS, support for popular PHP-based content management systems, and a few nifty tweaks too.
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Adobe upgrades, renames Flash DRM software
Flash Access 2.0, previously known as Flash Media Rights Management Server, has been rewritten as an SDK
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Adobe brings Captivate to the Mac
Sure, Apple and Adobe may not be on the best of terms right now, but there's no need to start fearing a mass Adobe exodus from all things Mac. In fact, this week Adobe announced it was bringing a product to the Mac platform in June -- Captivate 5.
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Is Flash as bad as Apple says?
Development expert James Borck cuts through the hype and harsh words to find the truth on whether Flash is as unreliable as Apple makes out.
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Adobe calls Apple the new 'Big Brother' for spurning Flash
Apple's refusal to allow Flash on the iPhone hurts innovation and is "like 1984 in a lot of ways", Adobe's CTO said on Wednesday, implying that Apple has become the 'Big Brother' it rebelled against in its iconic TV ad from that year.
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Prototype Google Android tablet runs Flash
Adobe has used the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco to demo a prototype Google Android tablet that runs Flash flawlessly.