First look: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet with pressure-sensitivity & Adobe Photoshop Touch app
The Galaxy Note 10.1 features a pressure-sensitive touchscreen and comes bundled with Adobe's Photoshop Touch app
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Adobe Photoshop Touch app released for Apple iPad
Adobe has released its Photoshop Touch app for the Apple iPad 2 at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) exhibition in Barcelona.
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Adobe to Linux users: Get Chrome or forget Flash
Adobe today has that it would stop offering direct downloads of Flash Player for Linux, telling users to move to Google's Chrome browser, which bundles Flash with its updates.
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Adobe reveals more on CS6 and Creative Cloud launch plans
Adobe will launch its Creative Cloud software-and-services bundle alongside CS6.
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Interactive Zlatan Ibrahimovic biography iPad app published using InDesign and Mag+
Swedish publisher Bonnierförlagen has created an interactive biography app about controversial AC Milan footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovi? for the iPad
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Adobe confirms no Flash for Chrome on Android
Chrome for Android will not run Flash Player, the popular software that Apple has famously banned, Adobe confirmed.
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Hands-on: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4
The latest iteration of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom reveals both refinement and new features.
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Adobe Carousel renamed as Adobe Revel
Adobe Carousel, the subscription-based photo editing and sharing application launched in late October 2011, has had a name change.
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Adobe confirms Creative Suite 6 (CS6) will ship in first half of 2012
Adobe recants statement saying only CS5 and CS5.5 owners will get discounted upgrades, opening it to CS3 and CS4 owners too.
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Adobe buys Efficient Frontier to boost its online advertising capabilities
Adobe has acquired Efficient Frontier in order to boost its abilities to power advertising campaigns that use social networks and search engines to reach consumers, the company said on Wednesday.
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Android 4.0 to get Adobe Flash Player by year's end
Adobe will provide one more version of Flash Player for the new Android 4.0 operating system by year's end before following through on its plan to halt development of the software for mobile browsers.
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Google adds Flash-to-HTML5 conversion extension to Adobe Flash Pro
Google is enabling developers who use the Adobe Flash Professional interactive design tool to convert their animations to HTML5 via an extension based on Google's Swiffy conversion technology.
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Adobe offers Flex to open source foundation Apache
In a move that appears to be another step away from its Flash platform, Adobe has submitted the code for its Flash-based Flex framework to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) to be managed as an independent project.
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Adobe releases Touch Apps for Android tablets
Adobe has released six new Touch Apps, but UK creatives will have to wait until next year for the Creative Cloud.
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Adobe showcases new Photoshop CS6 lens effect tool
Adobe Photoshop’s senior product manager Brian O’Neil has showcased a never-seen-before new tool for Photoshop that it has in development – which will more than-likely appear in the next full release.
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Adobe's decision to ditch mobile Flash: What you need to know
Adobe said today that it will stop providing updates to its Flash software for mobile devices. Here are some things you need to know.
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Adobe to reduce enterprise software investment
Adobe will cut 750 jobs and reduce its investment in enterprise software as part of a broader plan to target the fast-growing markets for digital media and digital marketing products, the company said Tuesday.
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Adobe confirms end of mobile Flash, refocus on native apps using AIR and HTML5
Adobe ditches Flash for mobile and refocuses on AIR and HTML5 app development.
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Adobe Carousel hits the iTunes and Mac App Stores
Carousel, a photo editing and sharing app from Adobe for the iPhone, iPad and Mac is now available to download from the iTunes and Mac App Stores.
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Adobe launches PDF Adobe Reader for iOS
Adobe may dominate the PDF market on computer desktops, but it has largely left mobile devices like the iPhone and iPad to a range of competitors like the much-lauded GoodReader and Apple's own iBooks. No more.