Adobe Illustrator CS3 Shaping Up… Think Secret hints at features in the next release. (Via Think Secret.)
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AppleInsider claims that Adobe may have plans to release an early public beta of its Creative Suite 3.0 software bundle before the end of the year. This would definitely make for a welcome gift for many creative professionals waiting it out to get an Intel-based Mac. Although, it being beta could still keep some people waiting in the wings until Spring ‘07.
You can read the entire article here at AppleInsider.
Sphere: Related ContentAdobe today updated its website due the launching of Adobe Acrobat Reader 8, and there’s a new link to the Photoshop CS3 beta. It is suppose to be released “today” as the byline states, but neither does the image or link pointing to Adobe Labs work. Stay tuned.
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Photoshop CS3 and the rest of the Creative Suite is expected to launch if just a few more months. Although many of us Mac users care mainly that it’s Universal, Think Secret is reporting on some new details about the venerable image editing killer app.
Be sure to visit Think Secret for all the juicy details.
Sphere: Related ContentAppleInsider reportedly has learned that Adobe Creative Suite 3 (CS3) is expected to be released Q1 2007. They also mention a few other interesting details, such as ImageReady being set out to pasture in favor of Fireworks, GoLive on its way out for Dreamweaver, and multiple package bundles. Check out the full post at AppleInsider for all the juicy details.
Sphere: Related ContentRumor: Adobe to Launch Creative Suite 3 in May. Does May still seem to far away? Those of us waiting for Universal, it probably does. (Via AppleInsider.)
Think Secret is reporting that they’ve been tipped off on the future development of Adobe GoLive. Not only is it interesting to consider that GoLive will continue to live on in the Creative Suite but I like the idea of GoLive being targeted more to traditional designers and Dreamweaver more to professional Web designers. If you’ve used both of these Web design applications, you’ll probably agree that targeting the two in this manner makes a lot of sense — at least to me it does.
The Think Secret article goes on to report that Adobe is expected to have GoLive CS3 fully embrace the Adobe experience with much more consistent control palettes we’ve grown so fond of in the other Creative Suite applications. I’ve dreamt of a GoLive that was more like Illustrator and InDesign and less like GoLive CyberStudio ever since the news broke out of Adobe acquiring the company GoLive. Now it sounds like the dream may finally come true.
Be sure to read the entire Think Secret article for more: Adobe targeting traditional designers with GoLive CS3. And please feel free to comment on this post with what you think of this rumored strategy of targeting the two Web design tools for two types of professionals.
Sphere: Related ContentAperture 1.1 Universal Suspected Soon With a $200 Price Drop. Hmm, what other software company drops a product’s price while offering a significant update for free to previous owners? (Via MacRumors.)
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