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Photoshop for free? Adobe Photoshop Express hits Windows 8 and RT

Not content with free versions of its cut-down photo editing software for iOS and Android, Adobe has released Photoshop Express for Windows 8 and RT.

Photoshop Express brings its quick photo fixes to Windows 8 and RT

Adobe's Photoshop Express has been taking care of our botched photos on Android and iOS for quite some time, but it hasn't had its turn on a desktop-class platform.

That changes with today's launch of a version for Windows 8 and RT.

Google's Blink team pulls 8.8 million lines of WebKit code in one month

Google let us all know that it would strip out unneeded WebKit code to make its Blink web engine scream, but it never said exactly what kind of pace we could expect.

The answer, it turns out, is "breakneck.

Now Google Wants To Kill The Mobile Web (Good Riddance)

You know those clunky, stripped-down versions of sites with addresses that tack an "m." onto the beginning, and serve up a dumbed-down, limited version of their content? If Google has its way, those sites are headed for the dustbin of history.

World Press Photo Winner Accused of Photoshopping

vikingpower writes "The winner of this year's World Press Photo award, Paul l Hanssen, is under fire for allegedly having photoshopped the winning picture. The Hacker Factor is detailing the reasons and technicalities for the accusations. ExtremeTech also runs an item about the possible faking.

Survey: Is Adobe Creative Cloud subscription worth the price?

CNET and Jefferies are polling customers about their plans now that Adobe's new software is generally available only through monthly payments -- and unlike Adobe, we'll be publishing our findings.

GFI Software issues advisory in advance of Patch Tuesday

Tomorrow is what is commonly known as Patch Tuesday in the lands of Microsoft and Adobe. It's the time of the month when the two software giants attempt to fix the bugs and security holes in their software by issuing a series of updates that are intended to benefit users.

Top 10 Tech This Week

It was a big week in tech, and chances are, you probably missed one or two big stories. Lucky you — we were here, closely following the world of tech for Top 10 Tech This Week


The biggest story of the week was the world's first 3D-printed gun, caught on camera firing for the firs

Unhappy Customers Want to Parachute From Adobe's Creative Cloud

Adobe's move to the Creative Cloud isn't sitting well with all of its customers. Over 5,000 of them have now signed a Change.org petition calling on the company to keep selling packaged software.

Adobe security failure of the DAY: 160K SSNs exposed

Yesterday I wrote about Adobe's latest security nightmare, this time involving web development environment ColdFusion.

I also stressed that while aware of the problem, the company didn't plan a fix until May 14, during its next monthly patch release.