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  Adobe Flash CS4 Professional

  With Creative Suite 4, Adobe aims to make Flash easier for newbies to learn and less of a hassle for veteran users to use.

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  Adobe embraces latest Canon, Nikon, Sony SLRs

  Adobe Systems has updated Photoshop's ability to deal with raw-format images from several of the latest SLR cameras.

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  Adobe After Effects CS4

  After Effects, the popular post-production tool for video professionals, offers numerous workflow improvements for the CS4 release.

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  Adobe Illustrator CS4

  While it looks like Illustrator CS4 will be a must-have upgrade, don't feel bad if you've got some lingering annoyance that it should have had these must-have features a couple of versions ago.

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  Adobe defends Aussie CS4 price hike

  Global software giant Adobe has defended recommending local prices for its new Creative Suite 4 software packages that could see Australians paying hundreds of dollars more in real terms than US residents for the same products.

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  101 software tips, tweaks and tricks

  Our insider secrets will help you master your PC and its most important applications.

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  Adobe Photoshop CS4 Extended

  After spending a few weeks working with a beta version, we've concluded that there's just enough that's better in the CS4 updates to Photoshop that many people will find themselves sighing, biting the bullet, and upgrading.

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  Flickr revamp spotlights photos, social features

  Yahoo is trying to improve how people can use its Flickr photo-sharing site with a home page revamp. Next up: better photo pages, too.

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  Google adds Android app for Flickr photos

  Google's Photostream will let phones running its Android phone operating system view photos stored at Yahoo's Flickr photo-sharing site.

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  Flickr getting a geography revamp

  The Yahoo photo-sharing service will soon be retooled to make more use of geotagged photos.

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  Adobe: Online Photoshop coming this year

  A beta version of the image tool should make its Internet debut by year's end, as Adobe aims for a wider audience in a Web 2.0 world.

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  Photos: Flickr's new features

  In coming weeks, Yahoo's Flickr photo-sharing site will revamp its interface for showing "geotagged" photos -- those that are labelled with the location where they were taken along with the more ordinary tags and titles that people attach.

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  Flickr gets Picnik's online photo editing

  Flickr members now can edit pictures online using Picnik's online tools, a significant change in the ability and focus of the photo-sharing site.

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  Microsoft planning a Flickr clone

  Judging by a Microsoft job ad, the software giant wants to add a Flickr-like service to its online efforts.

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  HP refreshes consumer lineup

  CNET.com.au attended HP's annual consumer launch in Singapore this week. Dubbed "Simply Yours" the event focused on design, innovation and ease of use. Check out our gallery to see the new PCs, laptops, printers and iPaqs that were on display.

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  Citing Lightroom adoption, Adobe pats self on back

  An infotrends study shows Adobe's Lightroom is more widely used among photo pros than Apple Aperture, even among Mac users.

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  Get your photos on the Web for free

  There are numerous Web sites which will host your digital photos for free, but if you want more customisation options, a downloadable program might be your best bet. We give you three options that won't cost you a cent.

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  Brace yourself for Adobe's Photoshop overhaul

  Adobe Systems wants to transform its flagship Photoshop software with an interface customised to the task at hand, a potentially radical revamp for software whose power today is hidden behind hundreds of menu options.