Adobe hires a passel of brainiacs
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Adobe Systems has signed on three researchers who've investigated new technical tools for photography and computing.
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With products such as Photoshop, Flash, and its ubiquitous PDF document format, Adobe Systems Inc. dominates the market for multimedia software. During a recent visit to Boston, Adobe chief executive Bruce Chizen spoke with Globe reporter Hiawatha Bray, discussing the company's fierce rivalry with Microsoft and plans to stay on top. Q It seems that Adobe's tools are used to ...
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Blog: Adobe Digital Editions may entice you to read more on screen
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Adobe's AIR allows applications to bridge the Web and desktop.
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Electronic document giant Adobe Systems Inc. said that it was partnering with digital certificate company GeoTrust Inc. to provide technology that will allow documents that use Adobe's popular PDF (Portable Document Format) to be digitally certified.
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Adobe Acrobat 7 will be available in December. It will support 3D images and complex electronic forms through an additional product called Adobe Livecycle Designer 7. Mark Wheeler, senior enterprise marketing
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Film and TV studios are looking for computer graphics experts for special effects works. With their skills and background, software engineers could find themselves on the virtual set of the next blockbuster.
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The Expression Studio suite of design software is a stepped-up challenge to incumbent Adobe.
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In response, Adobe releases a new version of both Acrobat and Reader.
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Adobe this week updated its Acrobat and Reader software to fix vulnerabilities spotted by security intelligence firm iDefense. Adobe this week updated its Acrobat and Reader software to fix vulnerabilities
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(InfoWorld) - Adobe Systems on Tuesday is announcing Adobe Captivate 2, an upgraded version of its Flash-based software for developing computer-based demonstrations and interactive simulations. Geared to e-learning professionals, trainers, and others who provide computer-based instruction, Captivate 2 generates interactive content in Flash and does not require users have programming knowledge or multimedia skills, Adobe said. New in version 2 are workflow enhancements for developing scenario-based training that visually branches out to different learner paths depending on the user's choices. A simulation wizard in version 2 helps in developing "soft skills" simulations, adding content to placeholder slides and setting up branching with point-and-click functionality. Soft skills are skills relating to the ability to communicate with other people, such as in customer support, Adobe said. A placeholder slide is an empty slide to help authors get started with presentations. A zoom capability in version 2, meanwhile, lets users zoom into specific areas of the screen. "Adobe Captivate is a tool that empowers people," to do things they could not do before, said Silke Fleischer, product marketing manager for Adobe Captivate. Flash video can be imported into Captivate presentations. Captivate 2 content can be integrated with other e-learning systems such as Macromedia Breeze, Macromedia Authorware, and Questionmark Perception. Available on October 5, Adobe Captivate 2 costs an estimated $599. Registered users can upgrade for an estimated price of $299.
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Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced AdobeÂ®  Visual CommunicatorÂ® 3 software, which enables  educators and students to easily create scripted, television-quality  broadcasts.
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In an announcement late Tuesday, Adobe said it is promoting its current senior vice president and chief software architect, Kevin Lynch, to what appears to be a new post with higher level of seniority.
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Adobe has teamed with Google on a plug-in that interacts with Google 3D Warehouse.
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Twelve months after its auspicious debut as a public beta, Adobe is ready to take the training wheels Photoshop Lightroom.
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In its quest for the paperless office, Adobe Systems is gearing up for sweeping changes to its Acrobat and Reader platforms. The San Jose, Calif.
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It looks like an unlikely collaboration. Adobe rules in desktop publishing and imaging applications while Yahoo! was once the king of online search.