Adobe today announced the release of Adobe Creative Suite 5, a highly anticipated release of its design and development software for web developers, artists and designers. This release features full version upgrades of Adobe’s creative tools along with significant workflow enhancements.
The CS5 product line enables the creation of content and applications for the upcoming release of Flash Player 10.1 and Adobe AIR 2, both optimized for mobile screen and native device capabilities.
Shantanu Narayen, president and CEO at Adobe, is excited about this release. “While Creative Suite 5 continues Adobe’s storied history of delivering astonishing new creative features, this release first and foremost addresses the challenges facing publishers and creatives worldwide—how to build profitable businesses around digital content. By coupling sophisticated online business analytics with dazzling creative tools, we’re ensuring that publishers, designers and marketers can create, deliver and optimize beautiful, high-impact digital experiences across media and devices.”
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