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Adobe Photoshop is reported to be available for iPad and other devices. However, it has not confirmed it will do so by 2019. 

Adobe's Flash is one of the most popular products from the company. A critical vulnerability was recently discovered in the software and Adobe has now dished out an emergency update to patch it.

Adobe Photoshop is one of the most wildly popular photo editing softwares. The company has now decided to add support for 3D printing to the software so that you can directly send print commands of an object in Photoshop to a local 3D printer.

We recently reported how Adobe was a victim of the hackers, yet again, and that the hackers were able to make away with the data of nearly 3 million users. But more details about the incident show that hackers may have laid their hands on the data of 38 million users, while also getting the source code of many notable Adobe softwares.

Last year in November, an Egyptian hacker known as Hima broke into American multinational computer software company Adobe’s systems and released 150,000 Adobe emails and passwords to get the company’s attention. And lately, again the company's systems has been hacked. This time, around double info has been compromised than last time!

At its Photoshop World conference in Las Vegas recently, Adobe has now announced that users can now get a Creative Cloud subscription for a mere $9.99 per month. However, you can redeem this offer only if you are already using Photoshop CS3 or the more recent versions of the software.

Adobe has been trying to focus more on its marketing portfolio for some time now. To that end, the company has expended considerable resources and has acquired Neolane, a company that has many very well-reputed customers. The acquisition deal has reportedly raked in a whopping $600 million.

Adobe's CTO Kevin Lynch has waved his position at Adobe goodbye and has joined Apple, although it is unclear yet as to what position he is being offered at his new company.