Adobe updates Photoshop Touch for iPad mini
Adobe on Wednesday updated its Photoshop Touch iOS application to enhance support for the smaller screen on Apple's 7.9-inch iPad mini.
Adobe
AppleInsider Staff
Rumor: Adobe to announce Retina display-ready Photoshop CS6 on Dec. 11
An announcement on Adobe's website regarding the company's upcoming "Create Now Live" contains a video that appears to show a Retina display MacBook Pro running Photoshop CS6, suggesting the photo editing software will finally be getting native high-resolution screen support.
Black Friday: Adobe offering up to $60 off select software
Adobe on Thursday announced special Black Friday pricing for its image and video editing software Lightroom 4, Photoshop Elements 11 and Premiere Elements 11.
Adobe adds Retina display support to Photoshop Lightroom 4
Adobe's newly updated Photoshop Lightroom 4.3 adds support for HiDPI displays, such as Apple's redesigned 13- and 15-inch MacBook Pros.
Adobe releases retooled Photoshop Elements 11, Premiere Elements 11
Adobe on Tuesday announced the release of the all-new Photoshop Elements 11 and Premiere Elements 11, the company's consumer-level photo- and video-editing products.
Adobe rolls out fix for InDesign crashing bug
Adobe on Monday issued a ZIP file complete with instructions to manually fix an API bug that would crash the company's InDesign professional layout software on Intel Ivy Bridge-equipped MacBooks.
Adobe acknowledges InDesign crashes with Apple's 2012 MacBooks
Users running Apple's latest MacBooks featuring Intel Ivy Bridge processors are experiencing system crashes with Adobe's popular InDesign software.
Neil Hughes
Adobe to end new Android Flash installs on August 15
Adobe's mobile Flash days are now numbered, as the company has announced that it will no longer accept new Flash Player installations through the Google Play application store after August 15 and will not support the upcoming 4.1 Jelly Bean version of Android.
Josh Ong
Adobe launches Creative Cloud, two new iOS apps, Muse HTML5 tool
Adobe on Friday launched Creative Cloud, a service that allows users subscription-based access to the company's media creation and editing tools, as well as two "touch apps" for iOS and the Muse HTML5 web tool.
Mikey Campbell
Slash Lane
