In a move that should surprise no one, Adobe announced sweeping changes to its Creative Suite software line and year-old Creative Cloud subscription service. Signaling a new focus on integrating ...

Adobe's Creative Suite is one of the best software packs out there for professionals, but the suite is prohibitively expensive for most people. If you can't drop the cash, you can still get a similar ...

Displeasure was abundant among more than 1,600 Adobe customers responding to a survey by CNET and Jefferies about Adobe's shift to subscription sales. But Adobe's Creative Cloud shows some silver ...

The forthcoming Creative Suite 6 from Adobe will add a number of new programs and features to the collection of software, including Maestro, a cloud-based service for syncing and sharing files. Last ...

Adobe’s Creative Suite and the applications that make it up—Photoshop, InDesign, Dreamweaver, Premiere, and a host of others—have been staples of many professional toolboxes for almost a decade now.

We knew that Adobe was adding more and more cloud-based functionality to its popular Creative Suite products with Creative Cloud, but the company dropped a big bombshell today at its MAX conference in ...

There’s been a whole lot of buzz around Adobe Creative Suite 6 lately, and even if you’re familiar with the basic concept of Adobe’s huge application bundle catering to artists, graphic designers, ...

Windows/Mac: If you're not in need of the latest and greatest Adobe software, the company is currently offering the 2005 version of its Creative Suite, which includes Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, ...

Overview: The Creative Cloud All-Apps suite includes crucial software tools including Photoshop, Lightroom, Illustrator, Premiere Pro and After Effects. If you're working in creative industries, this ...

Adobe has once again revamped its digital imaging and content creation software suite, taking it all-cloud and adding some impressive new capabilities. I've been testing PC and mobile software for ...

I'll preface this discussion by saying I'm not a big fan of software rental, or really rental of anything that has to hit a server every time you use it to check eligibility as a method of DRM. Like ...