Sandboxed Adobe Flash Player in Mavericks should increase security in Safari
Adobe says that by sandboxing Adobe Flash Player in Mac OS X Mavericks, security should be boosted significantly when using Safari.
New software in development at Cornell easily alters lighting conditions in post-edit
Researchers at Cornell University have developed new software that lets pros and amateurs easily alter the lighting conditions of a photo after shooting.
Adobe Photoshop CC filters help salvage photos once deemed unusable
Photoshop moves to the cloud as Adobe shifts to a new online subscription method. Here's a look at some of the highlight features in the new Photoshop CC.
Adobe releases subscription-based Creative Cloud to a design-hungry public
Adobe has finally released the Creative Cloud. And although there's been scrutiny about its pricing plan and subscription design, it packs a lot of content
Adobe enters hardware space with Project Mighty stylus and Project Napoleon ruler
Adobe announced two new hardware endeavors called Project Mighty and Project Napoleon that are designed to work with Adobe's touch and tablet apps.
Adobe puts all eggs into one basket, converts Creative Suite to Creative Cloud
At its MAX conference today, Adobe announced that it will abandon Creative Suite and shift to an online apps and subscription-based model.
Adobe says buh-bye to boxes for Creative Suite
Adobe is doing away with boxed software for its Creative Suite line of software. Is Photoshop still the same if it doesn't come in a pretty box?
Original Photoshop code now available free from Computer History Museum
Today's Photoshop is lightyears ahead of the original version, released in 1990. Want proof? Download the original code for free and try it out yourself.
Another zero-day exploits Adobe and runs wild masquerading as a PDF
Adobe has been hit with another zero-day exploit that takes advantage of an Adobe Reader vulnerability.
Australian government wants to know why Adobe, Apple, and Microsoft charge more
The Australian government is now requiring Adobe, Apple, and Microsoft to explain the difference in their overseas pricing.
