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Adobe today announced its Design Mobile Bundle, a collection of its best iPad apps for photo editing, graphic design, art, and social media.

Adobe announced today that its Photoshop is now available natively on M1-based Macs, offering significant performance gains on that platform.

Following in the footsteps of earlier releases of Photoshop and Lightroom, Adobe Premier Pro is now available in beta on the M1-based Macs.

Adobe announced today that it has released Lightroom as a native app on M1-based Macs and Windows 10 on ARM (WOA).

Adobe this morning announced beta versions of its flagship Photoshop application that run on Windows 10 on ARM and Apple Silicon-based Macs.

Adobe announced today that Illustrator will ship on iPad next month, the second major CC application to make the leap to mobile.

Adobe Photoshop for iPad is getting an update that adds two key features: the Refine Edge brush and the ability to rotate the canvas.

In an explosion of creativity, Adobe today is updating several of its Creative Cloud offerings while launching dozens of new products as well.

After several months in beta, Adobe Photoshop Camera is now available on iPhone and select Android handsets.

Adobe is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its flagship Photoshop application by adding new features on desktop and iPad.

Adobe today published its roadmap for Photoshop for iPad, which launched earlier this month with fewer features than expected.

One year after Adobe announced Photoshop for iPad, the app is finally available. Illustrator is coming to the platform next.

And by “almost ready,” we mean that it’s a year later and the first version will ship without several key features.

Adobe is rethinking the Creative Cloud desktop app that moves the app beyond just being an updater for your other Adobe apps.

Adobe announces a full version of Photoshop coming to the iPad.

Be aware, Microsoft. Adobe is bringing full Photoshop to the iPad.

Microsoft and Adobe announced this week that they have partnered to bring integrated PDF services to the commercial versions of Office 365.

In the wake of Adobe's announcement about the end of life of Flash, Microsoft this week announced its own schedule.

Adobe announced today that it will support its controversial Flash technology through 2020. Why wait so long?