Adobe Flash CS4 Professional: beta preview
Much of what’s new in Flash CS4 has been taken from tools on the Adobe side of 2005’s Adobe-Macromedia merger – especially After Effects, which has long had much better animation tools than Flash.
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Adobe InDesign CS4: beta preview
InDesign CS4 includes many improvements that will appeal to its traditional user base of print designers, as well making things easier for those creating interactive projects.
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Adobe Premiere Pro CS4: beta preview
The CS4 version of Premiere Pro goes some way to turning the tool into a true competitor for Apple’s mighty Final Cut Pro. It has one outstandingly useful new feature, plus a bunch of welcome additions.
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Adobe After Effects CS4: beta preview
Adobe's compositing application caters to video professionals, motion-graphics artists and animators; the new release will appeal to all of these.
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Adobe Illustrator CS4: beta preview
Nothing in the CS4 release is going to have as much impact on the way you use the application as CS3's Live Colour, but it’s a well thought-out nip-and-tuck.
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Adobe Photoshop CS4: beta preview
Not all new functions will appeal to all users – but Adobe has done a great job of boosting Photoshop CS4’s overall usability for everyone.
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Adobe buys Danish imaging software maker
Adobe on Monday announced it has acquired Danish imaging software maker YaWah ApS to expand the use of Adobe Scene7 software in Europe.
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IBC 2008: Adobe shows off After Effects, Premiere Pro CS4
Adobe has used the IBC 2008 trade show in Amsterdam to provide a sneak peek at the video products' new features within the company’s forthcoming Creative Suite 4 collection.
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Adobe aims to stave off Silverlight with video encoder
Ratcheting up the battle for the rich media space, Adobe Systems later this year plans to offer Adobe Flash Media Encoding Server, which is software to move video content to Adobe's Flash format.
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IBC 2008: Adobe to preview Creative Suite 4
Adobe is giving attendees at the IBC 2008 trade show in Amsterdam next week an exclusive sneak preview of the next version of the Creative Suite Production Premium software
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Adobe to announce Creative Suite 4 on September 23
Adobe will officially announce Creative Suite 4 on September 23, 2008. The company will also host a webcast introducing the products to the public.
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FIRST LOOK: Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 software
Adobe obviously pays attention to what's hot these days. And online photo sharing is more popular than ever, with sites like Flickr and Facebook and programs like Apple iPhoto keeping people connected through photos, blogs, and blurbs. With Photoshop Elements 7 ($100, or $150 when bundled with Photoshop Premiere Elements 7 video-editing software; in private beta, due in October), Adobe provides ties to its forthcoming online service, Photoshop.com, and adds enough new features to the desktop app itself to make version 7 a worthy upgrade.
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Adobe announces Design Achievement Award Winners
Adobe has announced the winners of the eighth annual Adobe Design Achievement Awards, recognised as one of the world’s premier student design and film competitions. The awards honour the most talented and promising student graphic designers, photographers, illustrators, animators, digital filmmakers and computer artists from renowned educational institutions around the globe. This year marked another record in submissions for the prestigious awards, with more than 2,700 students from 33 countries competing in the programme.
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Adobe warns over virus-laden Flash Player installers
Hackers are trying to dupe people into downloading malicious software labeled as Adobe Systems' Flash Player, prompting a warning from the company.
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Adobe updates Photoshop Express with new features
Last week we brought you news that Adobe's online photo sharing and editing Web site, Photoshop Express, had been temporarily closed for maintenance to fix a few things and add some new features. Adobe has now detailed some of those new features.
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Adobe releases Photoshop Lightroom 2
Adobe has released Photoshop Lightroom 2 for professional digital photographers, following an extensive beta programme.
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Adobe readies 'Gumbo' upgrade to Flex
Company cites SDK component and skinning architecture as highlights
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Adobe looks to improve search engine accessibility within Flash sites
Adobe has announced the company is teaming up with Google and Yahoo improve search results of Web sites based around the company's Flash technology. Adobe is providing optimised Flash Player technology to Google and Yahoo! to enhance search engine indexing of the Flash file format (SWF) and uncover information that is currently undiscoverable by search engines.
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Adobe releases dates for MAX 2008/2009
Adobe has announced dates and locations for its MAX 2008/2009 series of events. MAX offers a chance for designers, developers, and companies to get together to learn more about Adobe's current and future technologies.
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Adobe ships Creative Suite 3.3 collection
Adobe Wednesday introduced Creative Suite 3.3, including the Design Premium, Design Standard, Web Premium, and Master Collection editions.