Self-publishing website Blurb has announced a second collaboration with Adobe, letting photographers bang out snappy looking books from within the public beta of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4.
Adobe has opened the product farm gates and let its herd of six Android Touch apps run wild into the Android Market.
Adobe have released updated versions of their Flash Player and AIR applications for Android, and both are currently nestling in the Android market, ready for your downloading pleasure.
Adobe has shown off a public preview of its snazzy new web motion and interaction design tool, Adobe Edge.
Available in Adobe Labs, the software lets users create animated content using web standards like HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript, and is being billed as the first professional-grade HTML5 editing tool on the market.
Now nestling in Apple’s voluminous App Store is three shiny new Adobe iPad Photoshop apps, going under the names of Color Lava, Eazel, and Nav.
Adobe has just broken through the barrier of notching up $1 billion of revenue in a single quarter.
Adobe has announced that its Flash 10.1 software for the Android platform has notched up over 1 million downloads.
Taking time out from the growing bunfight with Steve Jobs and the Apple Flash h8Rz, Paul Betlem, Flash Player Engineering main man has blogged up his delight at announcing that the new Adobe Flash Player 10.1 is now available for Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems.
It’s available to download right now from here, with Flash Player 10.1 for Android set to follow later this month.
Promising photo pros, “improved image quality, performance and workflow flexibility , ” Adobe’s latest version of their ‘digital photography workflow program,’ Lightroom 3 has been released.
Quietly shimmying unannounced into the Android Market store is Adobe’s PDF Reader app, their second free app for the Android platform.
Adobe’s industry standard Creative Suite 5 is now officially available for pre-order, serving up all the tools that an aspiring graphics creative could possibly need at a price that few can afford.
Keen to keep punters clamouring for the next big Photoshop upgrade, digital artiste John Derry has posted up a video showcasing CS5′s painting abilities.
No doubt the final package will end up costing more than an exotic holiday in the Bahamas, but Adobe has been teasing us with a demo of some of the new features to be found in their forthcoming Photoshop CS5 photo editing suite.
In the five minute video demo below, you can see how the shiny new content-aware retouching tools work their magic – and it’s hugely impressive stuff.
The guys at PreCentral managed to bag some hands-on time with a GSM Palm Pre running an early version of Flash, and have shared the video with the world.
The almighty tiff between Apple and Adobe continues to ratchet up, with Adobe releasing a set of screenshots showing what iPad users will be in for when they try and access popular Flash-powered websites.
The collection, put together by a Lee Brimelow – who is, apparently, a ‘Platform Evangelist at Adobe’ – reveals a long strip of content-reduced pages revealing the blue ‘plug in needed’ icon – something that will soon become very familiar to iPad users.
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