Raise your hand if you've ever seen Adobe branding on a product you can physically touch. Trick question: All hands should be down. For its first piece of hardware, Adobe has created a smart stylus ...

Adobe unveiled its first ever line of hardware products yesterday, a duo including the Bluetooth-based Adobe Ink digital stylus and the Adobe Slide digital ruler. Designed to be used with the iPad, ...

A few months ago, digital media monolith Adobe introduced its first foray into hardware with Ink and Slide, a stylish stylus and ruler combo with forward-thinking features and a sleek design.

Last year, Adobe took its first foray into the hardware world with two cutely named digital drawing devices, projects Mighty and Napoleon. The software giant is now ready to launch the fully-formed ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. In addition to announcing Lightroom for iPhone and Photoshop Mix for iPad today, Adobe also ...

Adobe got tired of waiting for a great stylus for the iPad, and so it took on the challenge itself, coming up with Adobe Ink and its companion ruler, Slide. Pens for the iPad aren't new, but neither ...

People who are serious about software should make their own hardware. When that famous declaration by Alan Kay gets quoted, it’s usually in reference to ambitious computing devices such as Apple’s ...

I've been reviewing hardware and software, devising testing methodology and handed out buying advice for what seems like forever; I'm currently absorbed by computers and gaming hardware, but ...

You may not truly need Ink and Slide to make art, but it feels so good to work with tangible tools that you won’t care. It’s hard to talk about Adobe’s latest ...

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