If you use Adobe Photoshop, you're likely to know how it differs from Illustrator. But what if you're designing a game – should you use Flash Professional (aka Animate), Flash Builder, or one of their other 50-plus apps? What's the difference between Lightroom and Bridge? What is Scout good for? When YouTuber Humtog last looked, he didn't see a simple explainer guide that answers these types of questions on Adobe's site, so he made this video, which covers 50 apps in 10 minutes. Not a lot of detail, of course, but it can help you sort out which might be best for you and where to take a deeper dive.
All of Adobe's 50+ apps explained in 10 minutes
Adobe's new generative AI service has "ethical standards"
On Monday, October 14, 2024, Adobe launched a public beta for Firefly, the company's new generative AI service, which can be used to generate text-to-video prompts, enhance and expand backgrounds… READ THE REST
Catch peeping toms with this all-purpose hidden camera detector
TL;DR: Fight back against peeping toms and grab this hidden camera detector that can also pick up GPS trackers and audio bugs—now over 40% off for one more day. While the hidden cameras… READ THE REST
Digitize decades of memories with Kodak's scanner—now $164.97
TL;DR: Preserve old memories with the Kodak Slide N Scan Film and Slide Scanner, only $164.97 (reg. $224). Let's face it: finding a gift for grandparents is like trying to solve a riddle wrapped… READ THE REST
Transform your old car into a smart car for just $74.97—no mechanic needed!
TL;DR: Modernize your older car with a plug and play 7-inch Wireless Car Display, on sale for $74.97 (reg. $139). Click here to check out. I don't want a new car. My… READ THE REST
