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Adobe India head Naresh Gupta to quit by March-end
Gupta joined Adobe — best known for the PDF document format, Photoshop, and Flash — in 1996 and founded Adobe's R&D operation in India in 1997.
‘Next billion-dollar biz from India?’
For a nation that has thrived on its IT services skills, developing world-class software products from India has always been a challenge.
23-year old aspires to make global Indian product
For someone who’s just 23 years old, Anup Tapadia sounds more like the chairman of a large multinational company than the young entrepreneur he actually is. His touch and gesture displays were inspired by the Minority Report.
Adobe merges business units serving PCs, mobile
Adobe Systems Inc said on Monday it was merging separate business units that sell software to design programs for computers, the Web, mobile phones and consumer electronics.
Bridging the web and the desktop
Publishing software major Adobe claims to have blurred the lines between online and offline experiences with the launch of Adobe Integrated Runtime.
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This Christmas, it's too risky to bank on e-Santa
Santa mails are being used by hackers to phish out sensitive information through hoax greetings and malicious gifts in inboxes of e-mails. Online purchasing
Exploding digital content fuelling Adobe
Adobe plans to dominate the publishing software market, be it on PC, PDA or mobile phones, says new CEO Subhash Narayen. Global CEOs of Indian origin
Feather in country's IT cap, feels industry
If there was something missing in the Indian tech story it was the lack of an Indian heading a multinational IT company.
HP, MacroMedia tie-up for digital printing
HP India has partnered with Hyderabad-based digital printing solutions company MacroMedia Digital.
TOM Online may sell stake in Indiagames
Chinese gaming company TOM Online is looking to sell its stake in Mumbai-based Indiagames.
India does a star turn for Adobe
In the past one month, the company hras commercially released three "Made in India" products.
Euphoria apart, the merger is half-baked
For the merger to succeed, it must increase shareholder value faster than if the companies were separate.
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