Category: Adobe
Is Apple looking to buy Sony?
Project Rome: It’s made of Air…
Here’s a desktop publishing and graphical editing solution that does animation and runs both on your Mac and in the cloud. Moreover, because it runs in Adobe’s middleware Air environment, this bit o’ everything consumer publishing product can go anywhere you do.
MBA: Flash isn’t missing, it wasn’t forgotten [u]
The brouhaha over the fact that Apple’s new MacBook Air doesn’t include Adobe Flash? There’s no controversy here at all as the mothership has decided, just like it has with Java, not to install the software at the factory.
Should Apple buy Adobe?
How to kill Flash without quitting Safari
You’ve visited a steaming pile of Flash masquerading as a website and, what d’ya know, you find yourself starring at the infamous beach ball of death. Well, you could force quit Safari, wait for it to crash by itself or, with the help of this nifty tutorial, just kill Flash, leaving Safari right where you were.
Still wondering if the iPad hurts Mac sales
Valve hails Snow Leopard graphics performance improvements
Gaming performance issues introduced with the release of Mac OS X 10.6.4 have been fixed and then some. Moreover, those eager beavers (and beaverettes) at Valve are pushing Apple to keep raising their operating system game.
Adobe rolls Lightroom 3
The vicissitudes of the company’s war with Apple over Mobile Flash aside, Adobe is still one of the biggest independent software vendors (ISV) on the fairer platform. Moreover, piczilla competes head-to-head with the mothership (i.e. Aperture) in the professional photography space and that’s good for everyone.
Another zero-day Flash, Acrobat exploit
Unlike other recent Flash and Acrobat security red flags, this one’s actually been spotted in the wild, though its use isn’t yet widespread. However, as with previous exploits, such as the Dempsky vulnerability, this one affects the currently shipping version of Flash, but not current betas.




