Adobe really, really wants you to start looking into free alternatives to its products.

I'd feel bad for Adobe, but in college, I spent two weeks installing, patching, and otherwise desperately struggling to make Adobe Premiere work on about a dozen computers, so just the word "Adobe" fills me with a desire to find a torch and a pitchfork.

One of the biggest peeing matches in tech lately has been former BFFs Apple and Adobe arguing over how, exactly, video will be shown on the mobile devices of today and the future.

Being Rainn Wilson must be pretty damn cool.

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Adobe released a sneak peek of their new Content-Aware Fill in Adobe Photoshop CS5.

The Apple iPad doesn't support the Adobe flashplayer, so an Adobe employee at TheFlashBlog posted ten examples of popular pages that won't display correctly on the iPad, including a porn site.