Improved Adobe Creative Cloud support coming to Android

Adobe's Creative Cloud suite of applications and tools is a foremost example of a successful cloud-powered Software as a Service based subscription model. Not only has Adobe seen success in reaching desktop users, it has also made serious inroads into incorporating mobile devices as tools and adjuncts for developers and artists. Adobe is now committing more support and compatibility for Android devices in 2015.

With Android 5.0 Lollipop and Google's Android for Work initiative, plus more powerful devices supporting desktop-class performance, Android is now prmed for bigger adoption in the workplace as well as in the creative workflow. Realizing this, Adobe has issued its reiterated continued support for Android in a post titled "What about Android?"

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Adobe Summit launches Core Services to Adobe Marketing Cloud

The Adobe Digital Marketing Summit kicked off today with a crowd of more than 5000 digital marketers, publishers, agencies and technologists.

Answering marketer’s call to reinvent themselves, Adobe (NASDAQ: ADBE) unveiled the newest technology breakthroughs in its Adobe Marketing Cloud, including the ability to do advanced real-time audience profiling, predictive marketing mix planning, and technology that seamlessly manages content across the Web and mobile apps.

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Massive Adobe Photoshop CC update enables printing of 3D models

Adobe unveiled new 3D printing capabilities in Adobe® Photoshop CC. By radically simplifying the 3D print process, Photoshop CC will become the go-to tool for anyone who wants to print a 3D model.  Available immediately, as part of a major update to Adobe Creative Cloud, the new 3D printing capabilities integrated in Photoshop CC enable Creative Cloud members to easily and reliably build, refine, preview, prepare and print 3D designs, setting the stage for explosive growth in the 3D printing market.

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Adobe takes on hardware with Project Mighty and Napoleon, set to launch in 2014

Adobe has revealed back in May that they were working on hardware to couple their Creative Cloud suite dubbed Project Mighty, an internet-connected stylus, and Project Napoleon, a digital ruler. Now, these concepts are said to be graduating from experiments to full-blown products set to be shipped in the first half of 2014. The products will be made in cooperation with Adonit.

On the software side, Adobe talked about two new products that will complement the hardware. One is Project Parallel, a drafting iPad app, and the other is Project Contour, which is essentially Kuler for shapes. It allows you to take photos of your favorite shape or object on an iPhone and access it with the Napoleon on the iPad to help simplify architectural line sketching, drawing, and ideation.

Source: Adobe