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Every year Adobe holds the MAX conference where it shows off the company’s latest products and what the future holds. This year, one of the sneak peeks shown off could make blurred photos a thing of the past–even after you’ve captured them with your camera of choice. We’ve all seen anti-blur features added to digital cameras in recent years, but they can’t always remove the blur from a shaky-hand capture. Adobe may have the answer though, in the form of a new unblur feature that looks to be heading to Photoshop . As the video below demonstrates, Adobe has come up with a new algorithm that can analyze a blurred image and figure out how to correct it. It can handle all types of scenes and even sorts out fuzzy text making it readable again.
Adobe previews incredible Photoshop unblur image feature | Geek.com
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Adobe acquires Typekit « The Typekit Blog
Just a few moments ago, Adobe’s CTO Kevin Lynch took the stage at their annual MAX conference and explained the company’s Creative Cloud strategy. Part of that announcement is very big news for us: Typekit has been acquired by Adobe . We are thrilled. There honestly is no better place for us to continue building our platform. But perhaps even more significantly, this represents a huge step forward in bringing fonts to the web.Android Devices Get Video Calling via Adobe
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Two and half years ago, Macromedia Consulting took a chance on the new kid – the greenest among a bunch of very experience senior developers, architects, and designers – and hired him to help design applications to be built with this new technology called “Flex”. He immediately tried out his first tutorial, Flex Basics Part 1 by Robert Crooks, and created his first “flex app”. He started messing with styling a bit, but after getting sick of changing a style, and waiting to recompile on his (really slow, used) PC, he decided to data-bind the corner radius of the Panel to a slider to update it in the Flex App itself.

