Adobe updates InDesign, InCopy CS4
Adobe released updates for its print publishing applications, InCopy and InDesign CS4.
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Adobe offers a free copy of Flex Builder to unemployed developers
If you're a Web developer and you've been made redundant, Adobe is offering you a free copy of its Flex Builder software to learn while you're unemployed.
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Adobe releases Photoshop CS4 update
Adobe has released an update to Photoshop CS4, for both the Mac and Windows versions of Photoshop, and for both the standard and Extended versions.
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Adobe reader at risk from malicious PDFs
Security companies are warning of a new flaw in two Adobe Systems programs that could compromise a PC merely by opening a malicious PDF (Portable Document Format) file.
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Under the hood of Adobe's Version Cue CS4
Version Cue, Adobe's server-based version control and file-sharing management tool became quite easy to use with the CS3 version, so it was safe to assume that the CS4 upgrade would remain essentially unchanged.
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Adobe revamps AIR apps showcase
Adobe has revamped its online showcase for applications developed on its Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) to make it easier for developers to find, post and get feedback on AIR applications.
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Adobe confirms Flash for the iPhone
Adobe has confirmed it is still working on bringing Flash to the iPhone.
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Adobe InDesign CS4 Server now available
Adobe has released InDesign CS4 Server, designed to help create automated workflows for companies that use InDesign.
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Adobe working on Photoshop CS4 update
John Nack, principal product manager for Adobe Photoshop, has revealed the company is looking to fix known issues with the recently released Photoshop CS4.
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Adobe to open up streaming video specification
Adobe plans to publish its RTMP (Real-Time Messaging Protocol) specification for high-performance transmission of audio, video, and data between Adobe Flash technologies, the company said Tuesday.
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Adobe begins shipping Flash Media Server 3.5
Adobe has released its Flash Media Interactive Server 3.5 software and Flash Media Streaming Server 3.5 software.
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Kodak: The new king of long-zoom cameras
At the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Kodak announced a new 24x optical zoom digital camera, a zoom range that eclipses the 20x optical zoom mark held by the Olympus SP-570 UZ, Canon PowerShot SX10 IS, and Casio EX-FH20.
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Gadgets: Kodak pocket camcorder goes high-def
With a tip of the cap to the Flip Mino HD and Creative Vado HD, Kodak's popular Z-series pocket camcorder is also going high-definition.
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Intel, Adobe want to see Flash on TV screens
Intel has ported Adobe's Flash software technology to work with its processors used in consumer electronics such as set-top boxes and high-definition TVs, Intel said Monday.
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Adobe breathes AIR for Linux
Adobe extending on Thursday its AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime) technology to Linux desktops.
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New BBC iPlayer Desktop app uses Adobe AIR to add Mac, Linux support
Adobe has announced that the public beta of the new BBC iPlayer Desktop download manager is built on Adobe's AIR development technology.
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Lightroom 2.2 update adds Raw support for seven cameras
Adobe has released an update for its professional photography application, Lightroom.
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First Look: Adobe AIR 1.5
Hot on the heels of Microsoft's Silverlight 2 release, Adobe AIR 1.5 adds impressive new features to the desktop extension of Adobe's Flex RIA (rich Internet application) platform. This is the second update since AIR's debut earlier this year, a testament to Adobe's seriousness about owning a piece of the desktop.
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Adobe After Effects CS4 gets updated
Adobe has updated its visual effects and motion graphics application, After Effects, bringing the current version to 9.0.1.
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Adobe to eliminate 600 jobs worldwide
Adobe on Wednesday announced plans to cut approximately 600 full-time jobs in response to less-than-anticipated earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter of 2008.