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Adobe and Apple eye Ides of March

Imagine my surprise when I read the following headlines: “Leopard set for March” and: “Photoshop CS3 shaping up for March release” earlier today. Might there be a reason for this?
It’s certainly tempting to make a connection.
With regards to the former:
“If web rumour mongers are to be believed, Apple is shaping up to unleash Leopard at [...]

Adobe Fireworks to make a bang

Adobe show the door to their own pre-Macromedia acquisition image editing application ImageReady to elevate Fireworks to sub Photoshop status. Well, that’s the plan, anyway.
I used to use Fireworks some years back, but in the end I just gave up trying to make it work the way other proper Mac applications work.
You see, Macromedia had [...]

Adobe and Microsoft having creative differences? Part 5: end game

For reasons best known to Apple, they pushed forward with the release of their Intel Macs, ahead of their previous release date. Given that Adobe doesn’t have a history of jumping through Apple’s hoops, why is it that Adobe seem to have caught the pace with their Creative Suite 3?
In the first installment, I looked [...]