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Adobe says Mac users won't miss 64-bit support much in CS4
Those who are concerned over the Mac version of Adobe CS4 not being 64-bit should take a deep breath and relax, according to Adobe's Bruce Bowman. Open GL support on the Mac should make more significant performance improvements than 64-bitness, he says. Read More...
Flash for the iPhone confirmed at FOTB
Flash for the iPhone confirmed at FOTB
flashmagazine.com — At the Flash On The Beach (FOTB) conference in Brighton, Sr. Director of Engineering at Adobe Systems... Paul Betlem, confirmed that Adobe is indeed developing a Flash Player for the iPhone. However, Apple calls the shots as to when it'll be available. (more) Flash for the iPhone confirmed at FOTB
Adobe Flash player for iPhone due 'soon' if Apple approves
appleinsider.com — Adobe is nearly done with a version of its Flash Player for the iPhone the could be... released 'in a very short time' if it passes Apple's App Store screening process, an Adobe official said this week. (more) Adobe Flash player for iPhone due 'soon' if Apple approves
Adobe official confirms Flash for the iPhone, says Apple will decide when
Adobe official confirms Flash for the iPhone, says Apple will decide when
iPhoneAtlas.com — Our friend Jens Chr Brynildsen, a Flash expert who maintains a number resources for the standard including... Flash Magazine, has reportedly confirmed with Adobe Systems’ Sr. Director of Engineering, Paul Betlem, that Flash is coming to the ... (more) Adobe official confirms Flash for the iPhone, says Apple ...
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Adobe says 64-bit Photoshop doesn't matter
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence —  Adobe continues to insist Mac users won’t miss 64-bit support in its newly-introduced Adobe Photshop CS4 products. The reason it’s lacking is because Apple ditched a section of underlying OS X code that Adobe used for the creation of 64-bit support, meaning the developer would have had to invest significant resources re-building its app. But Bruce Bowman, product manager of Adobe Premiere Pro, says Mac CS4 users won’t miss 64-bit - “much”. Adobe says running in 64-bit ...

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