Adobe unveils its Document Cloud subscription service with an upgraded Acrobat at its helm
Mar17
on March 17, 2015
at 4:01 am
If you are familiar with Adobe’s Creative Cloud, then a new cloud formation, announced today, will operate on a familiar concept. Adobe has announced its Document Cloud with a brand new version of Adobe Acrobat at its heart and a mobile workplace in its soul. With Document Cloud, Adobe is consolidating and integrating business customers in the same manner as it did with creative pros under Creative Cloud and marketing customers with Marketing Cloud. It’s all about universal accessibility to professional tools and services that help people get work done on the desktop and in the cloud whether they are at the office, at home or…
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According to The Wall Street Journal, Apple is planning a streaming TV service that will launch later this year. Apple is reportedly in talks with a number of broadcasters including ABC, CBS and Fox to have up to 25 channels at launch for $30 to $40 per month. The service will work across all devices powered by iOS, including iPhones, iPads and the Apple TV. The big broadcaster that’s apparently missing from the talks is NBCUniversal, due to a failed project between Apple and NBCUniversal’s parent company, Comcast. It’s not like Apple isn’t already working in the space; it announced just…
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Meerkat today updated its app to add a number of new features after the company was cut off from accessing Twitter’s social graph over the weekend. The updated app adds search functionality, so you can find people you may wish to follow. Previously when you signed up to Meerkat for the first time it pulled in everyone you know from Twitter, but now that it can’t the search is a welcome addition. It also means Meerkat can truly start building its own social graph. Meerkat has also received an enhanced stream so that you see more live feeds from those you…
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