Jimmy Buffett has released two of his upcoming live albums exclusively on Apple’s iTunes Music Store nearly a month before the CDs will hit store shelves. “We are happy to announce that Jimmy Buffett will be releasing ‘Live in Auburn, WA’ and ‘Live in Las Vegas,'” notes Buffet’s record company. “Both releases will be available exclusively at Apple’s iTunes Music Store beginning September 30th.
Read MorePhotoshopWorld, which takes place this week at the Miami Beach Convention Center in Miami, Florida, opened today with a kickoff ceremony and Adobe keynote. NAPP President Scott Kelby hosted the hour-long event, first introducing Adobe Senior VP Bryan Lamkin, who gave a brief overview of the new Creative Suite (unveiled on Monday) before turning the microphone over to Adobe’s Russell Brown and Julieanne Kost for an in-depth look at Photoshop CS.
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Read MoreAfterTen Software today released WeatherMenu 3.5 (formerly part of the “WeatherManX Extras” suite). The WeatherMenu displays current weather condition information, extended forecasts, current weather alerts, solar and lunar event times and when available, National Weather Service radar images. Version 3.5 adds the ability to display the current moon phase in the menu bar after sunset along with minor bug fixes. The Mac OS X software is US$5 shareware.
Read MoreIn an interview with CNET News.com, Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen talked a bit about Adobe’s relationship with Apple: “Our relationship with Apple is a great one. My relationship with Steve Jobs continues to be extremely strong — we communicate on a regular basis,” he said. “Where we compete, we’ve agreed to compete. Where we partner, we partner aggressively… At the end of the day, we both have a vested interest in doing what’s right for the creative professional customer.
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