Just yesterday, some specification details of the upcoming MacBook line up had surfaced. Now, a fresh report is giving us information about the official announcement of the new devices. Continue reading “New Apple MacBook Pro, MacBook Air expected to be announced on October 27”
Reports and rumors about Apple’s upcoming MacBook Pro line up have been surfacing since beginning of this year. Now, a fresh one offers more details about the specifications of the device.
Continue reading “New MacBook Pro with USB Type C tipped to go official this month”
Earlier this week we saw reports about possible specification of the upcoming iPhone 7 and new MacBook Pro. Now, a fresh report from Bloomberg says that Apple is planning to announce the next iPhone at an event on September 7th.
Continue reading “Apple iPhone 7 event reportedly scheduled for September 7”
A report in May stated that Apple will refresh its MacBook Pro lineup in 2016 with thinner and lighter design. Now, another source has told 9to5Mac that the 2016 MacBook Pro lineup will come with Touch ID and OLED function keys. Continue reading “MacBook Pro 2016 may sport Touch ID and OLED function keys”
Today, Adobe revealed some more details regarding its plan displaying the MacBook Pro’s Retina display. Adobe noted that a Retina-compatible version of Photoshop CS6 will arrive “this fall”. In addition, Lightroom 4 will also receive support for the Retina display “as soon as work is complete”.
Users of Photoshop Elements should not expect an update for the Retina display in the immediate future. However, it is possible that the team maybe still looking into adding support for it. Also, in a second blog post, Adobe said that Retina support for many other software titles will also be added.
We expect to update the following products with HiDPI support, free to all CS6 and Creative Cloud customers, over the next few months:
Dreamweaver
Edge Animate
Illustrator
Lightroom
Photoshop
Photoshop Touch
Prelude
Adobe Premiere Pro
SpeedGradeWe are currently evaluating the roadmap for when other products may support HiDPI displays, and we will announce those plans as they are finalized.
During WWDC 2012, Apple highlighted Adobe Photoshop as one of the high-profile applications as having Retina display support in the works. Apple also noted that Adobe, Autodesk, and Blizzard were three major software companies that were working on Retina compatibility.
