By Khaled Talal |
The age of physical media has taken another blow as it has been confirmed that Adobe will be doing away with physical copies of Creative Suite and Reader. Following announcement from some resellers, TechHive has confirmed that Adobe is targeting a May 1 cut off…
By Adriana Lee |
Back when software could only be distributed via physical media, like floppy disks or DVDs, customers understood why some programs were so expensive. That’s not to say they liked it. And some found ways around it. Still, it was understandable given the challenges of sending…
By Adriana Lee |
We spend a lot of our time staring at some sort of display, so it’s not surprising if our tech proclivities bleed over into real life, right? Case in point: I was meeting up with a friend when I asked how his girlfriend was doing.…
By Adriana Lee |
Graphic artists can finally enjoy the Retina Display goodness: As promised more than three months ago, Adobe has graced its Photoshop and Illustrator applications with with Retina (HiDPI) support. Better late than never. Graphics pros have been waiting for six months, since Apple announced its…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon R. is back to tackle the biggest tech rumors of this week! Foxconn, the company behind the production of Apple branded goodies and iDevices, is reportedly working with Microsoft and Amazon to produce their own line-up of smartphones. In other news, Adobe is prepping…
By Todd Haselton |
Adobe is apparently preparing to release a Retina ready version of Photoshop CS6 on December 11. The firm hasn’t come outright and said it just yet, but it has published a teaser video for its Create Now Live event, which will take place on that…
By Killian Bell |
Snapseed has become one of the most popular photo editing applications on iOS since it hit the App Store in June of last year, recently picking up Apple’s ‘iPad App of the Year’ award for 2011. And it’ll soon be available on your Mac, with…
By Adriana Lee |
Ever look at a cover model, and wonder whether she really looks that good in person? (Sorry to pop your bubble, but most likely not.) What about that paparazzi shot of your favorite star or athlete snuggling with a skank you absolutely can’t stand? Imaging…
By Killian Bell |
Following the (surprising?) popularity of its debut Windows Phone handsets — the Lumia 800 in particular —we’re all looking forward to seeing more smartphones from Nokia. The handset featured in the image below, claiming to be a Nokia Lumia 601, could be the Finnish company’s…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon Q takes a look at at some Photoshop companion applications for the iPad made by Adobe. Adobe has created the “Color Lava”, “Nav”, and “Eazel” apps to help enhance the experiences of graphic artists and amateurs alike. But… do they work? Find out in…
By Emily Price |
It looks like Google may be adding a built-in photo editor to Ice Cream Sandwich. Android Police has gotten its hands on some photo editor icons that are part of a build of Ice Cream Sandwich. While its not for certain that the features will…
By Mike Perlman |
A basic Photoshop job could have Apple’s legal team in over their heads. According to an investigation executed by Webwereld.nl, a Dutch IDG publication, Apple and its lawyers have most likely led the judge of a Düsseldorf court down a rabbit hole by manipulating a picture of…
By Travis Harvey |
When Steve Jobs may or may not have referred to Adobe as lazy, there’s no way he was talking about the Photoshop team. Take, for instance, an upcoming feature of Photoshop that can automagically (yes, it’s magic) remove parts of a picture based on the…
By Sean P. Aune |
There used to be a time where you either had to go out and buy an expensive image editor or be saddled with some poor excuse of a program that lacked a full set of features. Thanks to the wonders of the Web, there are…
By Travis Harvey |
Beneath the Gizmodos, the Engadgets, and the CNETs lies a world of amazing technology websites just waiting to be bookmarked. We’ll take you through five amazing sites, which are sure to bring you breaking news and original content that the big names overlook. Ars Technica…
