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Adobe Flash receives emergency update due to hacker exploits

, Feb 26th 2013 Discuss [0]

Adobe released an emergency update to its Flash Player today that patches up a few security holes discovered in its system. Hackers were using the security holes in Adobe’s Flash Player to launch attacks solely at Firefox users. A security bulletin released by Adobe stated, “These updates address vulnerabilities that could cause a crash and potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system.” Read The Full Story

Twitter launches Advertisement API

, Feb 20th 2013 Discuss [0]

Twitter has just launched its new advertising API. The new ads API is designed to help marketers get their ad campaigns out to the right type of audience. This way, Twitter can help create more relevant advertisements for both marketers and users alike. Twitter states that "our focus has been on delivering better ads for users, not more ads", because more ads would mean a lot of angry Tweeters. Read The Full Story

Adobe says Acrobat and Reader vulnerabilities exploited with malicious PDF

, Feb 14th 2013 Discuss [0]

Adobe has announced that two vulnerabilities with its Acrobat and Reader applications are being exploited in the wild via a malicious PDF file attached to an email. If a user attempts to open the PDF file, their system will be attacked via the critical vulnerabilities, as well as the potential for the application to crash. Adobe is working on a rolling out a fix for the vulnerabilities, but until then users should exercise caution when downloading attachments. Read The Full Story

Adobe Edge Reflow hits free preview download for web designers

, Feb 14th 2013 Discuss [0]

This week the design environment known as Adobe Edge Reflow is available as a first public preview download for Abobe Creative Cloud members, made specifically for those that want to create fabulous web content with Adobe-level finesse. This tool allow you to create web-ready designs - webpages, in other words - that are able to be viewed in a variety of different ways. Everything you do in this environment will be translated perfectly and precisely to the web as you see it right in front of you before you put it there. Read The Full Story

Australian Parliament summons Apple and Microsoft over pricing

, Feb 11th 2013 Discuss [0]

Australian buyers of all sorts of gadgets such as smartphones a computers have long been subjected to significantly higher prices than buyers in other countries. Last year, the Australian House of Representatives launched a probe to see if some products were more expensive in Australia than other parts of the world. Many Australians and consumer bodies have long complained that Australians were being overcharged by manufacturers compared to other countries. Read The Full Story

Adobe rolls out security updates for Flash player

, Feb 7th 2013 Discuss [0]

Adobe has rolled out its latest security updates for Flash Player that are said to concern issues resulting in possible crashes and leave the computer vulnerable to attackers. The update is for Windows, OS X, Linux, and Android, with the company recommending that all users update Flash as soon as possible. This is the latest move in addressing growing concerns with exploits and vulnerabilities that have been cropping up. Read The Full Story

Adobe rolls out security updates to fix holes in Acrobat, Flash, and Reader

, Jan 8th 2013 Discuss [0]

Adobe has rolled out some security updates that patch holes found in Adobe Acrobat, Flash, and Reader that cause computer crashes. It doesn't detail anything specific about the security issues that were addressed, nor what the patches fix precisely. Still, the updates went out today, so you can update your applications to fix any issues you might be experiencing. Read The Full Story

Adobe acquires Behance to improve Creative Cloud with new community features

, Dec 20th 2012 Discuss [0]

In an effort to boost its Creative Cloud service, Adobe has acquired Behance, an online service where creative professionals can showcase their portfolios. With the acquisition, Adobe is looking to expand its web-based offerings with more community-focused features that users can take advantage of. Read The Full Story

Apple, Google, and RIM involved in Kodak patent buyout

, Dec 19th 2012 Discuss [0]

Earlier this morning, it was announced that Kodak sold off all of their digital imaging patents for a total of $525 million in order to help pay off chapter 11 bankruptcy bills. At the time, though, a list of companies who bought these patents off of Kodak wasn't disclosed, but now the list has been released, and it includes a total of 12 companies, including Apple, Google, and Research In Motion. Read The Full Story

Lightroom 4.3 gets HiDPI Retina update

, Dec 13th 2012 Discuss [0]

Adobe has updated Photoshop Lightroom to suit HiDPI displays like those on Apple's Retina MacBook Pro models, the latest refresh to the graphics company's software to suit pixel-plentiful panels. Lightroom 4.3 now has HiDPI support within the Library and Develop Modules; the new version also adds support for twenty new digital cameras. Read The Full Story

Adobe updates Creative Cloud service with new tools, Teams, and more

, Dec 11th 2012 Discuss [0]

Adobe updated some of its Creative Suite 6 products earlier, but they're at it yet again, introducing a few updates to their new Creative Cloud subscription service. The service adds a new feature call Teams, as well as a number of other features exclusive to subscribers, including Smart Object support for the Blur Gallery and Liquify tools. Read The Full Story

Photoshop CS6 and Illustrator CS6 get Retina HiDPI update

, Dec 11th 2012 Discuss [0]

Adobe has updated Photoshop CS6 and Illustrator CS6 to suit Apple's Retina displays on select MacBook Pro models, refreshing the interface so as to make the most of all those extra smoothing pixels. The update, a much-anticipated and demanded one from users of the high-end Macs, was promised back in August, with Adobe saying at the time that nine titles from its CS6 suite would be fettled to suit HiDPI screens. Read The Full Story
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