Adobe today announced a major shift in its software strategy, stopping further development of its Creative Suite line of products, and focusing its efforts Creative Cloud instead. During the announcement, Adobe also unveiled two new hardware accessories — the “Project Mighty” stylus and the “Napoleon” digital ruler.
Will Former Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch Be Tim Cook’s Another Bad Hire?
Posted by iPhoneHacks on Mar 21, 2013 | Comments (2)
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Yesterday, the announcement that Adobe’s Chief Technology Officer Kevin Lynch would be joining Apple as VP of Technologies took most of us in the Apple blogosphere by surprise.
It came as a surprise because Lynch was one of Adobe’s lead spokesperson when it came to defending Flash on mobile devices back when Apple took the controversial decision of not including it on the iPhone and then the iPad.
Adobe Photoshop Touch Now Available For iPhone
Tim Cook, Eric Schmidt, and Other Executives to be Deposed in Anti-Poaching Suit
Posted by Tris Hussey on Jan 18, 2013 | No Comments »
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According to Bloomberg, Judge Lucy Koh (yes, of the Apple-Samsung case as well) has ordered Tim Cook, Google’s Eric Schmidt, Intel’s Paul Otellini, and other tech company execs to be deposed in a class-action lawsuit filed by tech company employees over “do not call” no poaching practices. This lawsuit, claims not only damage to employee’s potential salaries, but also for violating a 2010 agreement with the Justice Department over the practice.
Adobe to Stop Supporting Flash on Android From August 15th
Posted by iPhoneHacks on Jun 29, 2012 | No Comments »
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Back in November last year, Adobe had announced that it would discontinue development of Flash on the mobile browser. The end for Flash at least on the mobile is just over a month away as Adobe has announced that it won’t support Flash on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean that was unveiled earlier in the week.
Adobe has also said that it will stop installs from Google Play on August 15th.
