Version 11 of Flash Player hasn’t been showing off its new features all that long, but TechAU reports that version 11.2 offers an even more welcome improvement: automatic updates, so you don’t face Flash update dialogues in an endless wave. Really can’t come soon enough, and you can grab the beta here. [TechAU]
Adobe has had a 50% off deal on Premier Pro CSS 5.5 for customers less than pleased with Apple’s controversial approach to video editing in Final Cut Pro X for a while now, but it has only just made the offer officially live on its Australian site. Enter the code SWITCH and you’ll get 50% off the $1333 list price. More »
One of the main reasons people don’t like using Acrobat Reader for viewing PDFs is that it has historically been a popular target for hackers (and the updates that might prevent attacks are often slow and intrusive). However, according to Adobe itself, since the release of version 10 last year the number of vulnerabilities identified and exploited has dropped dramatically. The bad news? Those hackers are now looking towards Flash. More »
Dear Lifehacker, I wanted to know if there was a way to stop all the annoying Acrobat Reader and Flash updates on Windows. It seems every day there is a new update! Thanks, Flash Forward More »
As we noted earlier this morning, Adobe is now offering the option to rent its applications rather than paying full price for them. When does that make sense? More »
Need Photoshop or another Adobe product, but only for a quick project? You can now get a monthly subscription (a scheme trialled in Australia ahead of its global rollout. Adobe products offer trial periods, but if you need official goods without mortgage-sized costs, it’s an option. [Adobe via Download Squad]
