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Photos of Lightning Apple EarPods headphones emerge on Chinese media [Updated]
Update: The original photo displayed in the article was indeed Photoshopped. However, there are other images of Lightning EarPod cables…
Apple says some USB-C cables shipped with Retina MacBook were faulty, launches replacement program
Apple has launched a replacement program for the USB-C cable that came bundled with 2015 Retina MacBook units, finding that…
Apple’s 12.9 inch iPad Pro goes on sale Wednesday in 40 countries, available at retail stores later in the week
As we reported last week, Apple has announced that the iPad Pro will go on sale in 40 countries on…
Pixelmator for Mac update adds Magnetic Selection, Retouch brushes extension for Apple Photos app, more
The team behind Pixelmator has today released yet another free update to its Mac photo editor, Pixelmator version 3.5 ($29.99…
Pixelmator 1.1 for iPad adds realistic watercolor painting, new Color Picker, more
Pixelmator has today released a new update for the iPad version ($9.99) of its popular image editor. Version 1.1 includes a brand new watercolor painting…
Adobe giving EVERYONE Photoshop CC/Lightroom 5/Behance +20GB storage for $10/month until Dec 2
From 9to5Toys.com: Adobe today announced a pretty solid Black Friday deal. Adobe initially launched the Photoshop Photography Program in September…
Adobe officially launches CS6 suite, offers $30/month introductory pricing on Creative Cloud
Adobe today begins taking pre-orders for its CS6 line of its popular line professional design products. Adobe combines 14 different…
First demo with Photoshop Touch #MAX2011
Update: Photoshop Touch is now available for the iPad I am hands on here at Adobe Max where they are…
Adobe releases Lightroom 5 with significant updates and $79/$149 price tag
You can now download Adobe Lightroom 5 from Adobe for $149.99/$79 upgrade as an individual license and via Adobe Creative Cloud. The…
Here’s what early reviews of Microsoft’s new Surface tablet are saying
Early reviews for Microsoft’s new Surface tablet have been released this evening, giving us a look at the company’s supposed…
Adobe introduces ‘Primetime’ end to end video publishing solution
Along with Photoshop Touch for iPad 2, Adobe today officially announced ‘Primetime’ this morning. Primetime is a mashup of its video…
Photoshop “unblur” leaves MAX audience gasping for air
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxjiQoTp864] Damn impressive. I’m with the audience at 1:18 and again later when Kevin Lynch’s picture is unblurred. I just…
Adobe MAX starts this weekend in LA, we’ll be on the scene with live streaming keynote videos
Adobe MAX, the company’s ‘Creativity Conference’ kicks off this weekend and runs May 4-8, 2013 in Los Angeles, CA. Our Angelino…
Adobe announces Photoshop and Premiere Elements 11 with improved UI, tools and more
Today is a big day for Adobe due to its Edge HTML authoring tools announcement earlier. We just got word that…
Photoshop Express set to change the universe
OK, perhaps that is a bit of an overstatement. But it is really cool. I briefly reviewed Photoshop Express for Computerworld and came away reeling at the possibilities. While we all knew this application was coming down the pipe, Adobe made great use of Flash and delivered a very polished product.
Facebook(!!), Picasa and Photobucket direct access shows the amazing possibilities this web application has. No doubt, more services will be coming soon. If you can give Photoshop Express access to your blog images directory, you could do all of your image editing inline – without having to upload or download between edits. How about Google documents or presentations? Editing photos inside the web browser would make those services all the more valuable. Oh, and move to another computer and your 2 GB library goes with you.
Kiss your NAS goodbye?
UPDATE: HA! This was much closer than anyone thought – great work!
NAS=Network Attatched Storage btw. Yeah its a long shot but we like the idea! Macrumors forum member tacojohn pointed us to this – hey! Photoshop images can still be real ;P. More picts and "specs" after the jump.
Adobe shows us iPad and Photoshop thinkings
Hi Adobe. I know I’ve said some critical things about Flash, and I sure do miss the days when you…
Adobe AIR 2.0: gains MultiTouch, promises performance boost and gesture controls
Adobe and Apple may not yet have inked a deal to bring Flash support to the iPhone, but that hasn’t stopped the Photoshop developer from adding a few next-gen smartphone-focused features to Adobe AIR, which promises a slew of these in its next version upgrade.
Just look at these features and tell us Apple didn’t force industry change when it introduced the MultTouch-savvy iPhone (which now accounts for one-in-forty cellphones sold worldwide, BTW).
As revealed by Adobe AIR application developer, Christian Cantrell, Adobe AIR 2.0 will be the nads when it comes to smartphone and tablet device usage. And the software’s set to ship next year, we’ve learned.
As Apple does already, so the Adobe app will add support for Multi-touch and gesture-based controls – though not both at once (”Applications can listen for multi-touch events, or gesture events (not both at the same time)”, the developer warns.”
Demo of Adobe Photoshop CS5's Content-Aware Tools
Worth the upgrade tax?
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In conflicting blog posts today, Adobe says/refutes that Flash is its future
Kevin Lynch, CTO of Adobe penned a post on Adobe’s blog today defending Flash as the de-facto standard on the web for interactivity and video playing. Lynch comes to Adobe from Macromedia where he was Chief Software Architect and obviously has been with Flash longer than even Adobe. Therefore, it isn’t surprising to hear him say that he doesn’t believe HTML5 will replace Flash at anytime in the foreseeable future.
Adobe CS5 now shipping
Adobe is now shipping/offering downloads of its CS5 suite of products. Photoshop CS5, Flash Professional CS5, Illustrator CS5, InDesign CS5, Premier Pro CS5 and Dreamweaver CS5 have all been updated with 30-day free trials as well.
Besides ordering directly from Adobe, Amazon offers the suites and individual programs at significantly reduced prices, but don’t ship until next month. For instance, students and teachers can save up to 80% on CS5 products here.
Adobe officially announces CS5
Adobe has officially announced CS5 and is now taking pre-orders for the different suites and individual products. Adobe has also updated each separate application’s page: Photoshop CS5, Flash Professional CS5, Illustrator CS5, InDesign CS5, Premier Pro CS5 and Dreamweaver CS5.
Adobe will have a live streaming webcast at 11am ET.
Here are two demos of new Photoshop features: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nAklIkMy4g&w=700&h=500]
Adobe ships Lightroom 3 free public beta
Adobe has introduced a free public beta of Lightroom 3, it software for digital photographers.
Adobe’s Julieanne Kost has created three videos which detail 25 new minor refinements in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 that could impact your workflow, these clips are available here.
Writing on the Lightroom blog, developer Tom Hogarty said, “We’ve come a long way since our very first public beta on January 9th 2006 at Macworld.(We didn’t even have a crop tool in the first release!) For this latest release we went back to the drawing board and revisited what we believe are the fundamental priorities of our customers: Performance and Image Quality.