Adobe Systems has launched the first version of its new media player, as well as an online TV channel that delivers high-end tutorials in web and graphic design.
Adobe Systems will develop a Flash-based media player for Apple's iPhone despite Apple CEO Steve Jobs' concern that the software isn't ready for the device.
In an effort to fight piracy and unauthorized content distribution, Adobe has included Digital Rights Management (DRM) support in the latest versions of its Flash Player and Flash Media Server software.
There's a new technology available to web developers and some observers feel that it will usher in a revolutionary sea change in the way that web-enabled applications will be built and distributed.
Adobe Systems Inc. has announced that a new prerelease version of its Flash Player software supports higher quality audio and video than prior versions of the software, enabling delivery HD TV-quality video over the Web.
Determining whether an image has gone under Photoshop’s digital knife may be as simple as pressing a few buttons, if developers at Adobe Systems have their way. The company said it plans to release a suite of photo-authentication tools sometime in 2008.
Although the newest software from Adobe Systems was designed specifically for architects who build buildings, architects of pornographic images also may find Adobe Acrobat 3D useful.
Federal regulators are holding up Adobe’s proposed acquisition of Macromedia by requesting additional information and market studies to determine if the companies’ merger violates the Sherman Antitrust Act.
Two companies whose products are central to the way the Internet looks have made a deal to merge this fall, sources said. Adobe will purchase Macromedia for $3.4 billion in stock.
Tech giant Adobe Systems has been hit with a patent infringement lawsuit filed by four Colorado-based inventors, Jeffrey Alan Hughes, Lai-Chong May Chan, Richard Stephen Elliott, and Robert William Pinna.
