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Adobe, Google expand AI partnership across creative tools
Adobe and Google have taken their partnership to the next level by integrating cutting-edge AI technology, aiming to revolutionize how users interact with creative tools. Through this collaboration, Adobe's offerings in products like Acrobat will feature enhanced PDF editing via conversational AI. Additionally, Photoshop is set to explore image editing solutions that allow nearly instantaneous modifications using text prompts, striving for innovative user experiences across both platforms.
Adobe MAX 2026: AI Agents Come to Photoshop, Premiere Pro and Illustrator in Major Creative Cloud Overhaul
Adobe has now unveiled a major AI overhaul at MAX 2026, that brings intelligent AI agents to Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Illustrator and other Creative Cloud apps. The new tools can execute complex creative tasks, automate repetitive workflows and work with third-party AI assistants, while Adobe expands Firefly and GenStudio with new capabilities for creators and businesses.
Disney taps Adobe to build custom AI for its theme parks, studios and ESPN
Disney has partnered up with Adobe on a multi-year deal in order to develop custom AI models trained on its characters, visual styles and fictional worlds. The technology will be explored across Disney’s theme parks, cruise line, film studios and ESPN, with applications ranging from concept art to sports content production.
Mbappe, Real Madrid and La Liga face long road to redemption in China
Kylian Mbappe, Real Madrid and La Liga have apologised after the footballer sparked outrage in China with comments about former leader Mao Zedong. The controversy has led major Chinese brands to cut ties with the French striker, while La Liga matches have been pulled from state broadcaster CCTV. Experts warn that the apologies may not be enough to repair the damage to their reputation and commercial interests in the country.
Mbappe dropped by Chinese brands for 'offending national sentiments'
The backlash against Kylian Mbappe has escalated as two prominent Chinese companies, Dongpeng and Mengniu, have severed their partnerships with him. This reaction comes in response to his remarks about Mao Zedong, which surfaced in a viral video that sparked outrage among Chinese internet users.
Mochatrade raises $5.5 million to bring US stock trading closer to Indian traders
Mochatrade has raised $5.5 million in funding to enhance its trading platform for Indian users. The platform allows users to trade US stocks without needing a US brokerage account. It also permits Indian traders to manage funds in rupees, simplifying the entire trading experience. Future plans include introducing contracts linked to pre-IPO companies and other features.
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CreativeLive let people watch classes for free; here's how it built an estimated $100 million business
CreativeLive, co-founded by Chase Jarvis and Craig Swanson in 2010, let people watch online classes for free before selling recordings. By February 2025, the online education platform’s annual revenue was estimated at $100 million, highlighting how its business model turned creative lessons into a revenue source.

Massive Cartoon Network breach leads to decades of classic animation files leaking days after Skydance merger: Know what has leaked
A significant data breach has leaked over 200 GB of internal files from Cartoon Network's production. Shows such as Adventure Time and The Powerpuff Girls are among the affected content. The leak, traced to an anonymous X account, includes storyboards and character model sheets. Disney experienced a similar breach in 2024, where internal documents were exposed online. Warner Bros. and Paramount have not yet confirmed this recent leak.

Haier, Godrej, Blue Star failed to detect fake e-waste recycling claims, India notice shows
Indian tax authorities have identified major appliance companies incorrectly claiming tax credits for non-existent e-waste processing services. The companies relied on documents from a recycler accused of fabrication and lacked verification of actual work done. Haier, Godrej & Boyce, and Blue Star face penalties for these false claims, totaling about $714,000. Investigators have found manipulated photographs used to support compliance with recycling regulations.

After 18 years at helm, Shantanu Narayen passes reins to Anil Chakravarthy
Chakravarthy had been president of Adobe’s customer experience orchestration business and worldwide field operations, having joined the company in January 2020 from global enterprise cloud data management firm Informatica. Meanwhile, Narayen will transition to executive chairperson in December, the company said in a statement.

Adobe hands CEO job to Anil Chakravarthy in a bid to steer under-pressure software business amid AI competition
Adobe appointed company insider Anil Chakravarthy as its new chief executive. He takes over from Shantanu Narayen, who led the company for eighteen years. Chakravarthy faces intensifying competition from artificial intelligence rivals. Adobe's shares have declined as investors worry about AI's business disruption. The company is embedding AI across its product lineup to counter these concerns.

Adobe partners with seven states to bring free Express access to government schools
Adobe is offering complimentary access to Adobe Express for education. This initiative is set to benefit millions of students and educators within government schools, promoting digital creativity and AI skill cultivation for the future workforce.

In 1987, a student set out to fix a Mac problem, but the code spiraled out of control, and he ended up creating Photoshop
A simple fix for a grayscale problem by Thomas Knoll led to the creation of Photoshop. His brother John saw its potential, and together they developed an integrated image editing application. Rejected by many, Adobe acquired the rights, releasing Photoshop 1.0 in 1990. It became a killer app, influencing PC sales and transforming industries.

Adobe plugs Photoshop, Acrobat tools into ChatGPT
The roll-out will bring Adobe's popular applications to ChatGPT's more than 800 million weekly active users, expanding Adobe's reach as the company ramps up efforts to adapt to AI-driven changes in professional design markets.

You can soon edit images, design graphics using Photoshop, Acrobat tools through ChatGPT; Here's how to do it
Adobe is integrating Photoshop, Adobe Express, and Acrobat into ChatGPT, enabling users to edit images, design graphics, and manage PDFs directly within the chatbot. This move aims to simplify creative tasks and expand Adobe's reach to ChatGPT's vast user base, adapting to the growing demand for conversational AI tools in design.

Photoshop on your iPhone? Adobe just made it happen – But not all features are free
Adobe has officially launched Photoshop Mobile for the iPhone, marking its most ambitious attempt yet to bring professional photo editing to smartphones. The app offers unlimited layers and seamless synchronisation with desktop and web versions. An Android version is set to be released later this year.

Adobe brings free Photoshop app to phones, courting younger users
First released in 1990, Adobe's digital image software is enough of a household name to have become a verb for touching up photos. But it has always cost money, and the lowest-cost version previously was a $9.99 per month subscription for Apple's iPad.

Was Melania Trump's official portrait heavily Photoshopped? Here's what reports say
Melania Trump's official White House portrait sparked debate on social media, with some praising its Vogue-like glamour and others criticizing it for being overly Photoshopped.

A new era for MS Paint: After 38 years, Microsoft updates its stock image editor with Photoshop’s best features; adds support for layers & transparency
Microsoft Paint, the image editor included with Windows since 1985, is getting a major upgrade. The Paint app will now include features like layers and transparency, making it more useful for digital art creation.

AI photoshopping is about to get very easy. Maybe too easy
More than 30 years since the first version was released, professional photographers, graphic designers and other visual artists the world over reach for the app to edit much of the imagery you see online, in print and on billboards, bus stops, posters, product packaging and anything else the light touches.

Adobe makes selecting, deleting objects in Photoshop, Lightroom easier. Check details here
Photoshop and Lightroom, the popular photo editing tools among professionals, have added more features that would make it more user-friendly.

Anand Mahindra shares motivational picture on ‘Dream Big’, netizens call it photoshopped
Mahindra’s Tweet has become a debatable topic among his ardent followers.

Diljit Dosanjh can't contain his happiness after Ivanka Trump replies to his photoshopped pic of Taj Mahal
Ivanka had shared several photoshopped version of her 'Taj Mahal' pictures as well.

Re-imagining smartphone photography: Adobe’s new camera allows you to photoshop pictures in real-time
The Adobe Photoshop Camera is an AI-powered camera app.

Edit away! Adobe to bring complete version of Photoshop to iPad
The new tools will have mobile-friendly interfaces, rather than being replicas of the existing desktop version.

Meet the Chennai man who brought Adobe Photoshop to masses
Even though his name appears second in the list of credits when you open Photoshop, very few know it was an engineer from Chennai who made Photoshop popular.

Adobe just launched a free Photoshop app for iPhone that lets you retouch photos on the go
These features are only a fraction of what a desktop version of Photoshop is capable of, but they are some of the most useful for the average consumer.

Adobe launches free photoshop app on Android platform
All Adobe's mobile applications are free. Photoshop mix, shape CC, Brush CC and Color CC will be now available on Android for free.

Happy 25th birthday, Adobe Photoshop!
Adobe Photoshop 1.0 was born on February 19, 1990. Since then, while it has revolutionised photography in varied ways, controversies about its ill use are never too far away.
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