Coinciding with this week’s Adobe Creative Suite 4 announcements, Adobe has announced a new online service, Adobe InContext Editing. This new service will allow web content authors to create, manage, share and control editable pages in minutes without compromising design integrity. The free public preview of this service will begin when Adobe Creative Suite ships in October. This feed will keep you updated.
The Brio, Buzzword, and Share hosted applications have graduated from Adobe Labs and are now a part of the new Acrobat.com website. The latest versions of these technologies include significant upgrades and improved stability. Get started with the final releases of Adobe ConnectNow, the new name of Brio, Buzzword, and Share.
Adobe, in cooperation with Yahoo!, has announced the release of a preview of a free service that enables you to earn money by including ads in your PDF content. Ads for Adobe PDF is now available through Adobe Labs.
The early preview of this technology will be limited to only a few users, but we will be accepting more and more PDF content providers over time. Apply to participate in the program and start making money from your PDF content.
Following in the footsteps of kuler and JamJar, myFeedz is the next hosted web application from Adobe to be showcased on Adobe Labs. More than an RSS reader, myFeedz is designed to help you keep track with the latest news and trends on the Internet, offer you articles relevant to your interests, and reduce the information overload. It learns from your reading habits and helps you keep up with your interests by offering personalized content. Sign up for an account and get started using myFeedz today.
Tonight we released JamJar on Adobe Labs. JamJar is a demonstration application built with Flex 2 that provides a private and persistent canvas for small groups to easily exchange digital content in order to:
* Plan events
* Exchange ideas
* Manage projects
* Centralize information
* Share files and images
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