It’s called Device Central and it’s integrated into Photoshop, After Effects, Dreamweaver, Flash and more. Device Central is basically an emulator that lets designers and developers see how their work will look on a about one hundred different phones.
Flash is now integrated with Photoshop and Illustrator. Upgrade versions of some of the software like Contribute, is reportedly going for around a hundred bucks.? The Master Collection which appears to be similar to the Adobe Production Studio is going to sell for around twenty-five hundred dollars.
For you print designers out there, check out WebProNews for an article listing Ten Reasons Print Is Alive And Well.
Search engine marketers might want to check out Google’s new Pay Per Action program in beta near you.
From Aloha Workshops on the Big Island of Hawaii this is Brent Norris for the World Organization of Webmasters and the Wow Technology Minute.
Additional Resources
Adobe gets Flash-y with mobile design platform
http://news.com.com/2061-10801_3-6170604.html
Amazon Canada Price Leaks
http://www.amazon.ca/s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Adobe&rh=n%3A3234171%2Ck%3AAdobe%2Cp%5F3%3A%24100%20or%20more&page=4
10 Reasons Print’s Not Dead
http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/2007/03/26/10-reasons-prints-not-dead
Pay-Per-Action beta test
http://adwords.blogspot.com/2007/03/pay-per-action-beta-test.html