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Adobe Releases Creative Suite 6 and Creative Cloud
Adobe announced today the release of Creative Suite 6 (CS6) and the Adobe Creative Cloud, representing the latest in the company's lineup of applications for creative professionals. They will be available for purchase in May.
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Adobe Releases Photoshop CS6 In Public Beta
The only version of Photoshop released as a public beta until now was Photoshop CS3.
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Pantone Announces Cloud-Based PantoneLIVE Service
Pantone and X-Rite announced the new PantoneLIVE color service, a cloud-based product designed to deliver standardized color palettes across all points of production workflows and ensure consistent color throughout.
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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Released From Public Beta, Now $149
After a relatively short beta period, Adobe has released version 4 of Photoshop Lightroom.
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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Enters Public Beta
I saw a quick demo and what I found most interesting were the new Map and Book modules.
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Adobe Carousel Renamed “Adobe Revel”
Why was Adobe's app renamed after only a few months? And what does the name change suggest for the future of Adobe's photography apps for tablets and mobile devices?
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Adobe Releases Touch Apps Tablet Applications For Android
Today Adobe officially released their lineup of Touch Apps for Android tablets, deepening their dive into products for mobile devices
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Adobe Announces Carousel For Cross-Device Photo Management
Carousel looks like a fun product to me but the photo management market already has a lot of solutions. Can it find a niche, especially among iOS devices?
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Day 2 Announcements From Adobe MAX: PhoneGap, Flash Player 11, AIR 3 and Unreal Engine 3
Compared to the first day's MAX keynote, the second day's keynote was much more focused on hard-core development.
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Day 1 Announcements From Adobe MAX: TypeKit, PhoneGap, WoodWing and DPS Single Edition
TypeKit, WoodWing and Nitobi customers are all affected by Adobe's announcements today.
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Day 1 Announcements From Adobe MAX: Adobe Creative Cloud And Adobe Touch Apps
After all these announcements, I wasn't sure if life will be easier or harder now for the traditional creative professional.
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HP Announces New Workstation and EliteBooks
Hewlett-Packard announced some new hardware today: the Z210 Workstation and an update to the EliteBook line.
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Adobe Announces CS5.5, Subscriptions, Photoshop SDK and Touch Apps
Adobe has thrown a lot of changes at us today—a significant update to the Creative Suite, an SDK, new applications, a discontinuation and a major change in the way creative professionals will buy vital equipment from now on.
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Wallaby: Adobe Releases Beta Flash-to-HTML5 Converter
Adobe announced a prerelease version of an app—codenamed Wallaby—that converts Flash (FLA) files to HTML5, CSS3 and SVG.
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BOOK REVIEW: The Myths of Innovation Is Far-Reaching, Yet Simple
Everyone seems to think innovation is important, and many business leaders talk about it, but very few really understand it and even fewer properly achieve it.
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Adobe MAX: Android, AIR, Edge, HTML5 and jQuery
I think that compared to last year's MAX, this year touched on more platforms and runtimes.
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Photoshop Family Product Discounts Through December
Adobe is putting out some holiday discounts for Photoshop family products from Monday, December 13 until Sunday, January 5.
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Adobe MAX: Digital Publishing Suite
Adobe revealed a lot and I've been looking at the material from both the designer and developer perspective.
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Adobe Announces Acrobat X
Yesterday Adobe announced Acrobat X, pronounced “X” but corresponding to version 10 of the flagship produce for PDF creation and handling. I’ve been working with the Acrobat X Pro beta for a couple weeks and my first impressions are mostly positive, but my complete responses will be in my upcoming review for CreativePro.com. In the meantime, Adobe’s press release is below for your review.
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Adobe Releases Photoshop Elements 9 and Premiere Elements 9
The biggest news is Premiere Elements is now available for the Mac for the first time. iMovie and iDVD users have a strong alternative now.
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This product on Adobe Labs gives Illustrator CS5 some new features helpful for HTML5 developers.
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Goodbye PMS, hello PANTONE PLUS
Pantone finally does what it could not do in 2007: announce an end to the PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM® in favor of a new standard of color.
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Adobe eLearning Suite 2 Catapults Captivate 5 to Mac
Adobe Systems today announced the upcoming eLearning Suite 2 and Captivate 5, to ship in June 2010.
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Photoshop Extended CS5 First Impressions
Photoshop Extended CS5 excites me in a way Photoshop Extended CS4 didn't—its new features seem that much more useful and smart.
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Dreamweaver CS5 First Impressions
The Dreamweaver team has once again focused its efforts on CSS and live/dynamic webpage handling, making Dreamweaver CS5 very similar to Dreamweaver CS4 but a lot more useful for designers handling CSS and dynamic systems.
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