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Archive: 2009 October
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REVIEW: Sibelius 6 Is Close To Perfect
The new Sibelius 6 is a beautiful application in both form and function—it makes me want to compose again.
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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 Enters Public Beta
I was able to attend a demo of the version 3 beta by Tom Hogarty (Lightroom Senior Product Manager) and also gained some insight in their approach to this public beta process.
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Adobe MAX: Notes From The Press Party
I was able to have some good discussion with three important Adobe insiders at the Adobe MAX press party.
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Impressions on Adobe MAX Day 2 Keynote
It's been a week since I returned from Adobe MAX, but my notes from the Tuesday 10/6 keynote show some interesting developments.
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Royalty-Free, Guarantee-Free: The Case For Warrantied Images
Designers take care to use legal stock photography, but what if it's not legal before it even reaches your hands? Vivozoom, a new UK-based provider, thinks they have the answer.
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Adobe MAX, Day One
Day one of Adobe MAX is nearing the end of sessions and the beginning of networking and fun—pizza and beer with the software product teams, and an afterparty for the press hounds. I attended three sessions:
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Impressions on Adobe MAX Keynote
I’m here at the keynote, listening to Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch talk about the Flash Innovation Timeline. Some of my general thoughts:
- Josh James of Omniture was on stage a moment ago, but not many people appreciated his “Omniture Is Awesome” speech. Not enough time spent talking about Adobe’s acquisition of Omniture, too much time bragging about the huge money that’s been thrown at him and his big clientele.
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Adobe Announcements At Adobe MAX 2009
I’m here at the Adobe MAX press room, and there’s already several press releases and announcements that will interest designers. Here are several of them:
- Adobe Unveils First Full Flash Player for Mobile Devices and PCs. It’s Flash Player 10.1 and it will be Adobe’s major push to get a consistent Flash presence on mobile devices. They have already enlisted some strong partners including NVIDIA, Qualcomm and Nokia as well as RIM, who has joined Adobe’s Open Screen Project. Google also quietly joined the Open Screen Project yesterday. Adobe just announced these today and the press room is a flurry of paper right now, so I honestly haven’t had time to digest this information. I hope to publish a follow-up article during MAX.
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