Beta Preview: Fireworks CS3
Almost redundant as a graphics application, Fireworks has been reborn in Adobe's Creative Suite 3 as a Web site prototyping application.
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Beta Preview: Device Central CS3
When they were Macromedia products, much was made about outputting media from Flash and Fireworks to mobile devices such as phones and PDAs. With Creative Suite 3, Adobe has added output tools across the Suite – in the form of the enhanced (and renamed) Save For Web and Devices output dialog in Illustrator and Photoshop – and the totally new Device Central application to see how your work will look on many different types of devices.
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CS3: Premiere Pro goes OnLocation
The new version of Premiere Pro -- announced today -- is the first to be available on the Mac platform since the first version with the Pro suffix made the video editing software Windows-only in 2003.
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CS3: Soundbooth gives audio to video pros
Launching today as part of the new Creative Suite 3, Soundbooth CS3 replaces Audition in Adobe’s collection -- though the company will still develop and sell Audition for audio pros.
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After Effects 8 to launch on Tuesday?
A blog entry by Adobe's senior product manager for After Effects has strongly hinted that a new version of the suite will debut on Tuesday, alongside Creative Suite 3.
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CS3 launch available on the Web
Adobe will Webcast the special launch event for Creative Suite 3 on March 27, 2007 from New York. Starting at 3:30 pm Eastern Time, the event will be available from Adobe's Web site.
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Adobe releases Apollo Web tool alpha
Adobe is giving developers a free preview of its forthcoming runtime code-named Apollo by releasing an alpha version of the technology on its Adobe Labs site.
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Adobe's double Photoshop CS3 whammy
Adobe will unveil two versions of Photoshop CS3 on March 27, with the brand new Photoshop Extended adding many more tools for creative pros.
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Adobe refutes Creative Suite 3 ship date
Following Adobe's announcement that it will be formally launching the next version of its Creative Suite on March 27, the company has clarified that the software will not be shipping until later in the Spring.
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Adobe Creative Suite 3 to launch March 27
Adobe has said that it will be announcing the details of its next version of its Creative Suite of design applications on March 27.
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Online Photoshop 'not for pros'
Adobe has clarified that the online version of Photoshop that it's working on isn't aimed at creative professionals.
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Adobe ships Photoshop Lightroom
Adobe has released the first commercial version of its Photoshop Lightroom photographic software, which costs £125 plus VAT until the end of April.
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Kodak to axe up to 7,000 jobs
As part of a four-year turnaround plan, Eastman Kodak Co. expects to cut 5,000 to 7,000 jobs by the end of 2007 in an effort to reduce its administrative overhead and boost profits from digital photography instead of standard film, the company told investors Thursday.
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Adobe's Narayen sees rise in video, mobile
With its acquisition of Macromedia in late 2005, Adobe won control of the Flash technology that has become a nearly ubiquitous way of authoring, and viewing, interactive and multimedia content on the Web. Now the 25-year-old software company with deep roots in creative applications and an iron grip on electronic documents thanks to its defacto-standard PDF document format, has its eye on development and content presentation across all sorts of platforms and devices.
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Lightroom will not be part of Creative Suite 3
A blog entry by John Nack, senior product manager for Photoshop, has added some extra details about the first commercial version of Photoshop Lightroom.
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Adobe updates Bridge CS3 beta
Adobe has released an updated version of its Bridge CS3 asset management tool. A beta of the next version of Bridge was released alongside the beta of Photoshop CS3 in November 2006.
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Adobe delivers Flash Player 9 for Linux
Adobe has released Flash Player 9 for Linux, allowing users of the open-source operating system to create or use multimedia applications with the latest version of Flash.
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Adobe details Mac Production Studio decision
Following Adobe's announcement that the next version of its suite of video applications will be released on the Mac, After Effects product manager Steve Kilisky has given more information about the decision.
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Hands on: Adobe Photoshop CS3
Adobe has released the beta version of Photoshop CS3 to the public -- and Macworld, Digit's sister magazine has put together a full, hands-on report of the Intel-native Mac beta version of Adobe Photoshop CS3.
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Adobe releases Photoshop CS3 beta
Adobe has released a beta version of Photoshop CS3, the next version of the image editing software that's the first to run natively on Intel-based Macs. The beta also runs on Windows XP and Vista.