Photoshop, Illustrator users must pay for critical security updates - ZDNet (blog)

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Photoshop, Illustrator users must pay for critical security updates ZDNet (blog) That user is a sitting duck to malware attacks. Earlier this week, Adobe shipped critical updates to fix code execution vulnerabilities in the Photoshop and Illustrator software products but users looking for security protection will have to pay for ... Adobe's fix for Photoshop flaw? Buy another copymsnbc.com Adobe users required to pay for securityZDNet Australia Adobe Got Burned For Ending Legacy Support - Will The Same Thing Happen To Apple?Cult of Mac V3.co.uk -Macworld all 115 news articles »

A Gem Of A Bundle Is Launched - prMac (press release)

A Gem Of A Bundle Is Launched prMac (press release) Works with Aperture, Lightroom, iPhoto, and Photoshop. More! * Smart Utility - scans the internal diagnostics of internal hard drives and alerts users to imminent drive failure before they suffer data loss! * TopXNotes - is a popular and easy-to use ...

Adobe backs down, patches critical Photoshop CS5 hole - Register

Adobe backs down, patches critical Photoshop CS5 hole Register By John Leyden • Get more from this author Adobe backed down on Friday and promised to release a fix for earlier versions of its Photoshop software after previously insisting users who wanted to safeguard themselves from a critical security ... and more »

Media Lab Releases Free SiteGrinder Script Pack - MarketWatch (press release)

Media Lab Releases Free SiteGrinder Script Pack MarketWatch (press release) The free combo of scripted functions for Photoshop provides tools for managing layers and layer comps that help any Photoshop user save time and eliminate tedious work. The SiteGrinder Script Pack includes two separate features. and more »

NVIDIA announces new virtualizeable GPU to power high graphics VDI - Brian Madden (blog)

NVIDIA announces new virtualizeable GPU to power high graphics VDI Brian Madden (blog) With the NVIDIA VGX card, those users will be able to sit side-by-side on the same VDI server, with the graphics drivers in the Photoshop users VM getting access to a different "GPU personality" than the regular worker. (I assume they'll be able to ... and more »