Adobe News

Microsoft has issued a warning about a bug in Windows XP. The flaw could let attackers take over a computer, and evidence suggests the weakness is being exploited by cyber-criminals.

It was bound to happen: By pitching its products to professionals, it appears Adobe is abandoning individual users. But the individuals must realize that their choices have changed dramatically too

Washington - The Federal Bureau of Investigation release a memo stating activist hackers connected to Anonymous have secretly accessed and stolen sensitive information for U.S. government computers in multiple agencies.

Adobe has announced a data security breach affecting their customer accounts, including usernames and passwords and credit card information.

The IT pricing enquiry being held in Canberra isn't happy with information received from some of the world's largest corporations about their pricing policies in Australia. Australian prices are significantly higher than prices overseas.

Australia’s parliament has called in a number of technology suppliers, including Apple, to a special session to discuss pricing. The focus is to understand why consumers in Australia are paying relatively high prices for tech products.

Sydney - Let’s face it. People expect things to go wrong when trying to do anything. Some piece of software or some server somewhere will get in the way. For a truly hideous online experience, try formatting Word docs and making PDFs.

"Maybe you're born with it, Nah! I'm pretty sure is Fotoshop." That's just one of the lines from the video parody that's gone viral practically overnight on how magazines deceive readers into striving to achieve an image that does not exist in reality.

The software maker specializing in graphics and design maps out its strategy to be the overwhelming favourite to publish anything on cellphones and tablets — in fact, anything with a screen

Adobe - the makers of Photoshop and Premiere - are setting out to push the photo-sharing and editing envelope with Carousel. Right off the bat, it will only be available for Macs and iOS devices, and will have services like iCloud to compete with.