Posts Tagged ‘Adobe’

Google Analytics Desktop App Preview

I don't think that many people would argue that Google Analytics is among the best visitor tracking solutions available, but one of the problems is that you're restricted to viewing the stats in your browser. The Analytics Reporting Suite will be the first program to bring Google Analytics, in its entirety, outside of your browser and on to your desktop!

September 17th, 2007
Google Analytics Desktop App Preview

Online Photoshop Express Image Editor

Adobe announced back in March that they intended to create an online Photoshop that is geared towards home and casual computer users. The solution that they came up with, called Photoshop Express, will offer a simplistic interface that is free for everyone to use. However, it will be ad supported (I'm guessing that's what the box in the bottom-right corner of the screenshot is for).

September 7th, 2007
Online Photoshop Express Image Editor

New Image Scaling Working Demo

Last week we wrote about a break-through image scaling technology that took into account the content of the photo. The video demonstration that they provided was, in my opinion, nothing short of astonishing. Now one-week later we have a scaled down (no pun intended) Flash version created by a third-party.

August 31st, 2007
New Image Scaling Working Demo

YouTube Now A Verb?

You may recall last summer when “Google” was added to both the Oxford English Dictionary and the Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary as a verb.

August 17th, 2007
YouTube Now A Verb?

Adobe CS3 Design and Web Editions Released

Adobe officially announced this morning that they have released Adobe CS3 in two flavors: Design and Web editions. In two days it will be exactly two years since Adobe acquired Macromedia, and now we finally have a whole new line of software. All of the products have rightfully been renamed to “Adobe” leaving the Macromedia name in the past.

April 16th, 2007
Adobe CS3 Design and Web Editions Released

Microsoft and Adobe Go Head-To-Head…Again

It was almost a year ago when Microsoft and Adobe went head-to-head because of the built-in PDF functionality that Office 2007 was supposed to include. Adobe was obviously afraid that by Microsoft incorporating the ability to save a document as a PDF, that they could lose out on people needing their tools.

April 16th, 2007
Microsoft and Adobe Go Head-To-Head…Again

Adobe Apollo Alpha: For Rich Internet Applications

Adobe has just hit a huge milestone today by releasing an Alpha version of their much anticipated Apollo software. This is something that I had been waiting to hear, but are you wondering what the heck Apollo is? Here is how Adobe explains it in their press release:

March 19th, 2007
Adobe Apollo Alpha: For Rich Internet Applications

Adobe to Release “Light” Online Version of Photoshop

Adobe recently announced their plans to release an online version of Photoshop, their popular image editing application.  It will be a “light version” made using Flex, and is expected in the next six months.

March 1st, 2007
Adobe to Release “Light” Online Version of Photoshop

Photobucket and Adobe Expected to Announce Flash-Based Video Editing Tool

Come Monday, an announcement is expected from Photobucket and Adobe in regards to a web-based video editing tool that Photobucket's users would be able to take advantage of. It would require Flash Player 9 to be installed, and would be found under Photobucket's media-sharing site. 

February 16th, 2007
Photobucket and Adobe Expected to Announce Flash-Based Video Editing Tool