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The new beta Live Co-Editing feature will supercharge Photoshop’s collaboration potential.
The Adobe Flash plugin is still around, but you can disable Flash and trigger it only as needed.
HTML5 will become the Google Chrome standard in December.
When you visit a website that runs Flash, Chrome will automatically pause content that isn't central to the page.
Flash is blocked "by default" on Firefox until Adobe releases a more stable version.
When Chrome users visit a Flash-based website, the browser will pause content that isn't central to the page.
South Korean security researcher JungHoon Lee, aka "lokihardt," nabbed the single biggest payout of the competition.
From Google's Ara pilot in Puerto Rico to its upgraded Translate mobile app, here's what you missed on Wednesday.
Database maintenance activity affected users' ability to log in with an Adobe ID for more than a day.
From Microsoft's record quarter to Samsung's latest legal blow, here's what you missed yesterday.
Topping tech headlines this weekend, Google is reportedly prepping an Android gaming update in the form of a new "Google Play Games," the search giant has unlocked push notifications in the Chrome OS and browser, and an online petition against Adobe Creative Cloud reaches almost 10,000 supporters.
Adobe has once again revamped its digital imaging and content creation software suite, taking it all-cloud and adding some impressive new capabilities.
Microsoft this week loosened its restrictions on Adobe Flash within Windows 8, allowing the program to run within the immersive UI (previously known as Metro) version of its new OS by default.
Researchers are earning big bucks at the annual Pwn2Own hacking contest, with teams taking down Chrome 25, Firefox 19, IE 10, and more.
Apple has blocked access to older versions of Flash Player in order to avoid exposing Mac users to a recently patched vulnerability found within Adobe's video player.
Australian officials are looking into whether Apple, Microsoft, and Adobe charge too much for their products in the region.