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Adobe announces Creative Suite update and rebranding, focus on cloud services
Author: Jon Mitchell
Adobe has announced the next major upgrade to its flagship digital editing tools, the Creative Suite, and the entire series is getting a new, but familiar name to emphasize what the company is focused on. Adobe Creative Cloud will be replacing Creative Suite 6, the version released last year. The product series has been on a yearly release cycle since 2011, and this latest upgrade includes new features for nearly every product in the suite, including Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere Pro, all of which now have their name appended with CC, instead of CS.
This post is developing. We’ll update as Adobe announces more details during its keynote at MAX 2013.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 to receive Android 4.1 with Premium Suite (video)
Author: Jon Mitchell
Samsung has already begun dispatch of Android 4.1 for the Galaxy Note 10.1 in some components of the world, however in an action that’ll no question add to the expectancy, the business has actually now disclosed Premium Suite as an accompaniment to the OS upgrade. Along with Jelly Bean, individuals can easily expect higher Multi Window performance, which brings the capacity to open to 16 apps at a time, each which can easily be moved, resized and pinned to remain on top. Samsung’s Air View is also incorporated within Premium Suite, which allows individuals to preview appointments, emails, video and the like by floating the S Pen above the screen. Not to stop there, Samsung is additionally upping the ante with brand-new additions such as Easy Clip, Quick Command, Photo Note, Paper Artist and an enhanced S Note app. No definite timeline is known for Samsung’s rollout of Premium Suite and Android 4.1, although it’s now clear that “quickly” can’t come rapidly enough. In the meantime, make sure to hop the break to preview all the brand-new attributes that are on deck.
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HTC joins Sony as a maker of PlayStation certified handsets, PlayStation Suite is now PlayStation Mobile
Author: Jesus Sargent
Thought Sony’s E3 presser would be about a next-gen console? Well, sorry to disappoint you, but that doesn’t mean there’s no new PlayStation news, as Sony’s just informed us that the PlayStation Suite has been renamed PlayStation Mobile. Not only that, but HTC is the first handset maker not named Sony to get PlayStation Mobile certification — meaning that you’ll soon be able to get your PlayStation on using the Taiwanese outfit’s hardware.
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HTC joins Sony as a maker of PlayStation certified handsets, PlayStation Suite is now PlayStation Mobile originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 04 Jun 2012 22:11:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Adobe Creative Suite 6 now available, Creative Cloud floating into action May 11th
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Eager to get your fancy new mask on? Open up the wallet. Adobe’s freshly announced Creative Suite (we’re up to CS6, for those keeping count) is now available, with Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Flash Professional and more up for grabs. As for that subscription-based Creative Cloud option? Folks looking to pay monthly for the new wares will have to wait until Friday, May 11th. Those buying outright can get the CS6 Master Collection for $ 2,599, while $ 1,899 gets you Production Premium (or Design & Web Premium) and $ 1,299 nets you Design Standard. As usual, upgrade and education pricing is available for those that qualify, with all the details you could want tucked in the release just after the break.
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Adobe Creative Suite 6 now available, Creative Cloud floating into action May 11th originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 07 May 2012 00:22:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Nokia Belle phones get business-friendly Microsoft Apps suite
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Microsoft’s and Nokia’s partnership hasn’t been great for Symbian — it has seen Nokia commit to Windows Phone, after all — but at least those who have recently upgraded to Belle will have something to thank the software giant for. Nokia has announced that its first installment of Microsoft Apps are now available on Belle devices. The package includes the powerful note-taking tool OneNote, the business communication and IM client Lync, a document viewer and manager called Document Connection, and PowerPoint Broadcast, which lets you follow live presentations on your phone.
While some of these apps already exist on other mobile platforms, we’re sure business users will appreciate the free additions. You’ll notice that none of the…
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InDesign CS 5.5 Digital Publishing Suite to iPad, Android and Blackberry
Author: Brittany Turner
In this episode I’ll show you a few of the new features of Adobe InDesign CS 5.5 for publishing digital content to the iPad, Motorola Xoom and Blackberry Playbook via the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite.
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Microsoft working on Office suite for Apple’s iPad
Author: Brian McKinnell
Microsoft is reportedly working on an Office suite for Apple’s iPad device.
The software giant is working on adapting its Microsoft Office suite for use on Apple’s popular tablet iPad device. The Daily reported on Tuesday that its sources confirm Microsoft is readying an iOS friendly Office suite. WinRumors can confirm that Microsoft has been readying iOS versions of its popular Office applications for a number of months. Microsoft previously released its first Office application, OneNote for iPhone, earlier this year. The application hints at Microsoft’s further plans for Office on iOS. Microsoft’s plans for Office on iOS are matured according to our own sources but will not be made available until Microsoft’s metro style Office 15 is available, due next year.
The Daily also reports that Microsoft is preparing an OS X Lion version of its Office for Mac suite. Microsoft is currently readying updates for Office for Mac 2011 to further improve its OS X Lion support, including full-screen, autosave and Lion versions support. Microsoft is also addressing a number of bugs in its existing Office for Mac 2011 applications. Microsoft’s future Office for Mac edition will include support for the company’s SkyDrive service and will likely be distributed on Apple’s new Mac App Store.
Microsoft is also readying its own Office 15 application suite, designed with Windows 8 in mind. The software giant is currently preparing final milestone builds of Office 15 in preparation for a full beta in late January, according to sources familiar with the company’s plans. Microsoft Office 15, the codename for the next version of Microsoft’s popular productivity suite, is tentatively scheduled for a beta 1 milestone in late January. Microsoft will provide a Technology Preview of the software initially, expected at CES 2012 alongside the Windows 8 beta. Office 15 will be designed with touch at the heart of the applications. Microsoft has redesigned the general look and feel of its popular Outlook email client to make it usable by touch, pen and mouse.
Microsoft refused to comment on the iPad Office rumors on Tuesday. A Microsoft spokesperson said ”we already deliver Office on multiple platforms and devices and are committed to expanding in the future, but have nothing further to share today,” to CNET’s News.com.
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Nokia Suite sheds its beta skin, officially sends Ovi Suite to pasture
Author: Alexander McQueen
Nokia Suite sheds its beta skin, officially sends Ovi Suite to pasture originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 11 Nov 2011 05:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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PlayStation Suite SDK beta coming in November, offering new games in spring 2012
Author: Jesus Sargent
We haven’t heard much about the PlayStation Suite for quite some time, but at the TGS 2011 opening keynote today, Sony announced that it’ll finally be rolling out an SDK for said cross-platform framework in November. Furthermore, Sony’s expecting new games and apps to be available for PlayStation Suite in Spring, which means willing C# developers will be busy over the next few months should they wish to deploy their software across certified devices — these currently include the PS Vita, Xperia Play, Tablet S and the upcoming Tablet P. Of course, we’re also hoping that Sony will convince at least one other manufacturer to get its NVIDIA Tegra devices certified for the PlayStation Suite, otherwise it’ll be tough to get the ball rolling for everyone.
PlayStation Suite SDK beta coming in November, offering new games in spring 2012 originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 15 Sep 2011 00:06:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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