Adobe’s Flash platform will get official support on Android phones later this year, when Google releases version 2.2 of its mobile operating system, according to the company’s VP of engineering quoted ...

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Despite the long reign of Adobe for photo editing software and its presence on mobile devices, the company has only just released the main Photoshop app for Android. To top it all off, the Adobe ...

Looking for a tablet experience that runs from the sublime to the ridiculous? Meet Adobe Creative Cloud and the six tablet apps. While there's direct upload and download capability via the ...

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Adobe launched an update for its Lightroom photo management and editing apps on iOS and Android today. The iOS app for iPhone and iPad is getting a few new features, including support for Adobe’s ...

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Adobe’s new video app Premiere Rush is designed for streamlining video editing — and now that workflow is available for Android users. Adobe expanded Premiere Rush to the Android operating system, ...

Creativity software giant Adobe has launched its first ever video-editing app for Android. First introduced for iOS last October, Adobe Premiere Clip is free to use, and is essentially a stripped-down ...

After an extended wait, we finally have Adobe Premiere Rush on Android. Video editing software is not new to mobile devices, heck even Adobe video editing software has been on Android for some time ...

Apple may not want Flash on its mobile devices, but users of Android will soon gain full support for the multimedia platform. Adobe has officially begun beta testing its Flash Player for Android.

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