Adobe released the last version of its premiere Web design software, Dreamweaver Creative Suite 3 (CS3), in April 2007. Now, only a year and a half later, the company has already introduced a brand ...

Adobe’s next generation of Creative Suite (CS) graphic design, Web development and video editing applications are edging closer to official release. The company’s Adobe Labs site has posted publicly ...

Today Adobe announced the CS4 releases of their software applications, affecting basically every program they make. Bundles are available in the configurations below for their video applications ...

There’s some potentially good news on the horizon for creative professionals who’ve clung to the CS3 and CS4 versions of Adobe’s suite of photo-editing, illustration, and design applications, but who ...

Adobe released public betas of the next versions of Dreamweaver, Fireworks, and Soundbooth on May 27th—all of them parts of the forthcoming Creative Suite 4 (CS4) suite—and I took a quick look at the ...

Adobe on Tuesday will unveil Creative Suite 4 (CS4), the latest update to the its suite of high-end applications for print, Web, and video professionals. Available in October, the suite consists of 13 ...

Adobe released public betas of the next versions of Dreamweaver, Fireworks, and Soundbooth on May 27th—all of them parts of the forthcoming Creative Suite 4 (CS4) suite—and I took a quick look at the ...

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Using Google Site Search, Adobe Systems is linking customers to relevant content that comes from other Web sites. The feature is built into CS4 applications. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 ...

Photoshop users may take a while to move to the new 64-bit version of Photoshop CS4, but it’s an important development; meanwhile, CS4 offers plenty of other significant upgrades to keep 32-bit users ...

So the situation seems quite clear to me: if you rely on CS3, don't rush to update to Snow Leopard. Let others be the guinea pigs, and when the areas of incompatibility (if any) are identified, decide ...