There is always one major complaint whenever Adobe announces a new edition to their Creative Suite; “It costs SO MUCH Money!!”. Or the unfortunate, “I JUST bought the last one!”. Well, Adobe has a little something something for you guys. Currently, Adobe is offering a super sweet deal. When you purchase CS5.5, either a collection of apps, or individually (some apps will be 5.0/5.1), you receive a free upgrade to the CS6 edition upon release. This...

Adobe today announced that their new CS6 Photoshop beta that was made available just last week has already surpassed 500,000 downloads (and rising). The CS6 beta marks a couple of firsts for Adobe, such as the fact that company doesn’t typically conduct public betas of upcoming Photoshop releases. On top of that, CS 6 Photoshop for Mac is the first version to completely do away with 32-bit support. Oddly enough, the Windows version of CS6 Photoshop still supports...

While we don’t spend an insane amount of time inside of Photoshop’s seemingly endless boundaries, we know and appreciate the vast scope of what it can do. With the upcoming CS 6 release, Photoshop gets even better, starting with improved content-aware-move and another awesome feature that allows you to extend portions of pictures effortlessly. Words are meaningless in this case, so give the demo video a quick look. Prepare to be amazed. Video Source...

Adobe may be throwing in the towel on mobile Flash but that doesn’t mean 3rd party manufacturers have to. And while we thought it would be at least a few days before we saw any “save Flash” proponents come out of hiding, RIM has gone and proven us wrong. In a statement to AllThingsD after Adobe’s official announcement earlier today, RIM re-iterated their commitment to Flash (and HTML5) moving forward: “As an Adobe source code licensee, we...

Early this morning (for humans in the Eastern time zone at least) it was revealed that Adobe was to soon announce the death of Flash for mobile devices, with the company move to fully support HTML5 moving forward. As mentioned before, Adobe is shifting Flash for mobile browsers to HTML5, though has stated that they will still help developers package Flash apps for Adobe AIR for distribution in multiple app stores. 3rd party companies may continue to further develop Adobe...