Software and search heavyweightsAdobe andGoogle joined forces this week, announcing a multi-year distribution deal that pairs the Google Toolbar with Adobe’s downloadable Macromedia Shockwave Player.

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Partnership brings together Adobe’s creative expertise with Google’s advanced AI to transform how the world creates Adobe customers will gain access to Google’s most advanced AI models – including ...

Google and Adobe have announced a partnership that will see Adobe’s Firefly become the AI art generator for Bard. Google will hope the deal, which was announced at the company’s I/O conference, will ...

Today at Google I/O, Google announced that it is bringing text-to-image capabilities into Bard using Adobe’s recently-announced Firefly tech. What that really means is that you’ll be able to type ...

Google's dalliance with Adobe is turning into a full-fledged bromance. Blog posts at both Adobe and Google confirming that Flash is being integrated with Chrome read like explanations of a peace ...

Google is planning to bundle its Chrome browser and or operating system with Adobe's Flash in a deeper partnership, we've heard from reliable sources. The announcement, which is expected to go down on ...

Earlier this month, Google and Adobe released something that might just make the world a bit more, well, Google-able: a brand new font that manages to make a consistent typeface for Chinese, Korean ...

Fnord Software has today announced that they’re releasing a free plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro CC that adds support for Google’s WebM video format. But the plugin doesn’t just add WebM support to ...

SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Adobe (NASDAQ: ADBE) today announced the release of Source Han Sans, an open source typeface supporting Japanese, Chinese and Korean, as well as Latin, Greek and ...

Adobe today confirmed that the cyberattack that hit its corporate network earlier this month was connected to the large-scale attacks Google cited yesterday as one reason it might abandon China.

Google said Tuesday that it is building Adobe's Flash Player multimedia technology into its Chrome Web browser. The move comes as Apple prepares to launch its iPad tablet computer Saturday. The ...