March 21, 2007
Adobe and Apple to partner in demos
Posted Mar. 21, ’07, 2:04 PM PT by Scott Silverman
Category | Apple » Events
We’re all already anxiously waiting for March 27, the date Adobe will officially launch Creative Suite 3. Secretly, I’m hoping that Adobe and Apple will team up for some kind of dual release (I’ve falsely got my hopes set on Leopard).
In any case, last week Adobe announced that Apple will in fact be partnering with them for the release of CS3—not quite in any manner I was hoping for, however. Apple will be holding demos of CS3 applications at some of its major stores around the globe. The San Francisco, SoHo, Chicago, Santa Monica, and London stores will all be holding demos on Wednesday March 28, and some on the 29th as well. Unfortunately none of these stores are close to me, so the webcast will just have to suffice.
[via AppleInsider]
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Note that Adobe has announced that it will officially announce on March 27 when they will release CS3.
Unfortunately this kind of language sounds a lot like Apple lately.
On a side note rant/worry, I seriously think the Steve has spent the last 8.5 months obsessing over the iphone and is now realizing Leopard is way behind without his stern glare.
I'm not sure what to say about the Apple tv.
Anyway, I'm not an Adobe user, but I am waiting on Leopard and Logic 8 to purchase a Mac Pro.
Lots of waiting lately all around is my point.