Adobe To Introduce The Creative Cloud (Includes CS6 & Lightroom 4) For $49.99 Monthly Pricing
Later this year Adobe will introduce a new service that gives users access to its popular suite of services along…
Adobe Looks To Kill Off Mobile Flash In Favor Of HTML5
For everyone loving the ability to view Flash content on your Android smartphone/tablet or your BlackBerry PlayBook, Adobe is looking…
The BlackBerry PlayBook OS Now Updated To 1.0.6.2390
At least RIM is doing something right by progressively updating the PlayBook to keep it at peak performance. This new PlayBook update will bring Adobe Flash 10.3 for an improved…Continue Reading →
BlackBerry PlayBook Gets Updated To 1.0.5.2342, Fixes Adobe Flash Issues
Another PlayBook has arrived sometime late last week. Again this is not the update of native emails, BBMs, etc. Apparently,…
Adobe To Offer Three Photoshop Apps To Tablets Sometime Next Month
In collaboration with Adobe’s release of Photoshop CS5 today, they are also working on three apps for the iPad and…
Adobe Flash 10.2 Makes Its Way To The Android Market Today
Today marks the day where Adobe will unleash their newest version of the Flash plug-in for Android devices. The new 10.2 update will offer better performance for dual-core devices running…Continue Reading →
Android Devices To Get Flash 10.2 Update Starting On March 18th
Adobe plans to roll out the latest Flash 10.2 update on March 18th to certain Android devices. The update…
Motorola XOOM To Get Flash 10.2 Update OTA In A Few Weeks
We reported yesterday that the Xoom would be launching without Flash support but will arrive at a later date. Flash…
Verizon Confirms Feb. 24th As The Launch Date For The Motorola XOOM, No Flash Support Until The Spring
Verizon decided to finally announce the official release date for the first Android 3.0-powered tablet: the Motorola Xoom. Starting this Thursday, February 24, you can pick up yours at…Continue Reading →
Adobe Announces Flash Player 10.1 Making Its Way To BlackBerry, WP7, webOS, And More
Also at Adobe’s conference, they officially announced that they will support every major OS in the world except for iOS…