Adobe Monday announced details of its forthcoming major revision to the entire Acrobat family: Acrobat 9. The company also debuted a new Acrobat.com collaboration beta site and announced an updated ...

Adobe is introducing a new feature for its Acrobat.com service that lets users share and work on files with one another. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, Josh ...

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Adobe unveiled an online community Monday with a word processor; file storage and sharing; and deep tie-ins to a newly Flash-enabled Acrobat 9. The online push for Acrobat is a bold move for a brand ...

After a number of companies have had plenty of time to mark their territory in the web-based document market, Adobe has finally tossed its hat into the ring with Acrobat.com. Adobe pitches the site as ...

Adobe just announced a bunch of upgrades to Acrobat.com, its suite of web collaboration applications. The most important: It’s releasing an application for the iPhone and BlackBerry. Mobile support ...

Today Adobe launched the free public beta version of Acrobat.com, a Web-based supplement to its popular PDF document creation application. The new site offers an array of services to help businesses ...

Now I’d like to blame that slow load time on acrobat.com servers that might be overloaded given this is a new product. Possible, but I doubt there are tens of thousands of people trying to run acrobat ...

Adobe Systems Inc. has added smartphone access to Acrobat.com, letting people get their work done from anywhere via applications for the iPhone and BlackBerry devices. Based on the Adobe Flash ...

Adobe thrilled the legal world when it released Acrobat 8, with built-in tools for redaction and Bates stamping. Consultant Brett Burney reviews the newly released version 9, and finds that while ...

Windows only: Adobe's Acrobat.com web site gives you 5GB of online file hosting for free, and their new Office add-in lets you easily upload and share your documents directly within Outlook 2007. Once ...