Korean manufacturer Samsung also had a few announcements at CES 2011 which include their new Blu-ray player and set-top box, and their partnership with Adobe to bring Adobe Air to the TVs.
Adobe has announced that Lightroom 3.3 and Camera Raw 6.3 updates are available for immediate download. This will bring raw file support to 15 new popular camera models including Nikon D7000 and Canon Powershot S95, as well as lens profiles for over 60 new Nikon, Canon, Pentax and Sigma lenses.
Adobe has officially announced that its Flash Player 10.1 will be coming to other smartphone operating systems such as BlackBerry, HP webOS 2.0, Windows Phone, LiMo, MeeGo, and Symbian.
PDFs are one of the most widely-used document formats when it comes to preserving a file's content and layout across multiple platforms, but are you aware of what the latest version of the format is fully capable of? That was what Adobe sought to demonstrate with the latest version of its Acrobat professional PDF editing software in an event held at The Screening Room yesterday. VR-Zone brings you the coverage.
The community asked for it, and finally, Adobe has delivered. After more than a year of waiting, Adobe has finally released a native x64 version for its popular Flash Player web browser plugin. And this time, it is available to users of all web browsers and operating systems.
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We all knew that this was going to happen, but nothing seals rumours better than the words of a CEO himself. And as far as Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen is concerned, Apple can have its Flash-less devices; the company will shift its focus to partners who are willing to work with it instead.
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For years, Mac users had to watch their Windows counterpart with envy about getting Flash with hardware accelerated features. The good news is that the wait has finally come to an end today, for Adobe has just announced a new version of Flash for OS X which comes with hardware-accelerated H.264 decoding.
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Adobe's software products may not have a very good track record as far as security flaws and exploits are concerned, but the company seems to be taking steps that ensure that its programs will be more hardened against the constantly-evolving nature of malware. And first on its list is a layer of protection over its widely-used Adobe Reader software.
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Bad news for users of 64bit Linux distros: Adobe has pulled all downloads for the existing pre-alpha release of its Flash plugin, citing significant architectural changes and security updates as main contributing factors.
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Despite the dispute with Apple over Flash on iPhones and that Apple supports HTML5 instead of Flash, Adobe has announced that the new HTML5 solution will be made available for web designers and developers at the recent Google I/O conference.
A new set of weapons in the arsenal for professionals and freelancers working in the creative sectors - the CS5 edition of Adobe's flagship suite is here.
Just because Flash for the iPhone is officially dead does not mean that it has to suffer the same fate on the desktop. Adobe has released a preview version of their upcoming Flash player for OS X codenamed 'Gala', and it comes with a feature the OS X crowd had been completely lacking for years as compared to their PC-totting friends: hardware acceleration.
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It seems like the Adobe-Apple spat over Flash for the iPhone has ended in an ugly way, with Adobe ceasing all development of Flash-to-iPhone software to focus its efforts on Google's Android OS.
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