Adobe offers advice on avoiding new Reader attack
One day after warning of a new attack on its Reader and Acrobat software, Adobe issued a security advisory Tuesday offering users some advice on how to mitigate the problem.
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Adobe probes new in-the-wild PDF bug
Adobe has confirmed that hackers are exploiting a vulnerability in the most up-to-date version of its PDF viewing and editing applications.
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Get Photoshop's Help system as a PDF doc
Adobe has launched a new way to access Photoshop's help system when you're not connected to the Internet.
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Adobe drops Flash Player PowerMac G3 support, fixes critical flaws
Adobe has announced it will stop issuing Flash security updates for some Mac users next year. It also patched seven vulnerabilities in Flash Player, six of them for critical bugs that hackers could use to hijack Windows, Mac or Linux machines.
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Adobe looms large in eBook format war
Barnes & Noble, Sony and other eBook vendors may be the manufacturing brawn in the ongoing e-reader war, but the brains directing the challenge against Amazon.com's market-leading Kindle is Adobe.
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Bug in Adobe Illustrator makes your computer vulnerable
Adobe's security response team is scrambling to fix a newly disclosed bug in its Illustrator software, even as it readies another security patch for next week.
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Photoshop.com Mobile for iPhone now available worldwide
Adobe has announced Photoshop.com Mobile for iPhone and iPod touch is now available from the Apple iTunes App Store worldwide. The application lets users edit and share photos via a simple intuitive interface.
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Adobe releases betas of Flash Player 10.1 and AIR 2
Adobe has released beta versions of upgrades to its core Flash Player and Adobe AIR technologies, with Adobe touting mobile device accommodations for the Flash Player.
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Adobe CS5 'will have BlackBerry development tools'
Research In Motion (RIM) -- which makes BlackBerry -- and Adobe Systems have announced an expanded partnership in which Adobe's Creative Suite 5 will feature new software development tools for BlackBerry mobile application developers.
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Gadget review: Adobe's free Photoshop.com Mobile for iPhone app
The good part about Adobe's new Photoshop.com Mobile app is that it's free, easy, intuitive, fast, fun, and does what it says it will do. The bad part is...
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Adobe CEO: Omniture acquisition 'a no brainer'
Although some industry observers were surprised by Adobe's recent agreement to buy Web analytics company Omniture, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen considers the move "a no-brainer."
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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 beta available as free download
Adobe has released a freely-downloadable beta of Photoshop Lightroom 3, which shows improved importing, noise reduction and sharpening tools.
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Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro to be 64-bit only
Adobe has confirmed that future versions of After Effects and Premiere Pro will be native 64-bit applications that run under 64-bit operating systems only.
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Photoshop comes to the iPhone
For those who like to edit and show off their photos on the go, Adobe'>Adobe has released its Photoshop.com Mobile for the iPhone. Given Adobe's tendency towards slightly obscure product names, you may not instinctively know that it's actually an iPhone app that interfaces with the company's Photoshop.com online photo-storage site.
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Adobe gives a sneak peek into 'Photoshop CS5'
Adobe has posted a video on Facebook giving a sneak peek at features that will likely make their way into the next version of Photoshop.
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Adobe MAX: Beta of AIR 2.0 to ship later this year
While Flash Player got most of the attention at Adobe' design and development conference this week, the company also announced an update to Adobe AIR, a runtime environment that allows Flash programs to run offline on the desktop.
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Adobe MAX: Adobe doesn't need Apple's help to create iPhone apps
Adobe said it developed its tools that allow Flash developers to create native iPhone applications without help from Apple, but it hopes the iPhone maker will be glad of its efforts.
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Adobe MAX: Adobe Flash Professional CS5 will create iPhone apps
The next version of Adobe's Flash Professional interactive design tool will include a way to let developers write Flash applications for Apple's iPhone.
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Adobe announces Flash 10.1, targets smartphones but not iPhone
Adobe's Flash Player is getting closer to appearing on smartphones, with Research in Motion adding its BlackBerry to the list of devices that will run the software. Apple's elusive iPhone remains out of reach, however.
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Adobe Lightroom, Camera Raw bug hits PowerPC users
Adobe has highlighted a bug discovered in the latest Photoshop Lightroom and Camera Raw updates that may hit Mac PowerPC users.