If you’ve been looking to get that web project off the ground but despise the idea of coding it, Adobe’s recently announced web design tool has just landed. Muse, the program that allows you to design websites without having to get your hands dirty with HTML5 is now available. The kit behaves more like a layout program (like InDesign) instead of a web publishing / programming tool, allowing those who are more design-minded to feel right at home
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Adobe Muse is ready to let you design websites without the coding headaches for $15 a month
Already upgraded to CS6 ? Then maybe Adobe can entice you to take the “radical” next step of signing up to its subscription-based cloud service , which starts today in 36 countries priced at $50 per month on an annual contract, or $75 per month for the non-committal. Will it be worth the potatoes
Eager to get your fancy new mask on? Open up the wallet. 
Internet Explorer associated with an exploit ? Color us shocked . Facetiousness aside, it’s seriously about time you switched over to Chrome or Firefox (as a mitigation tool; not a foolproof solution), and if you’re a desktop user relying on Flash Player, well… 
Adobe’s biggest day of 2012? Go ahead, don’t be afraid to call it what it (probably) is
They can hope and pray all that they want, but Google, Intel, Apple, Adobe, Intuit, Pixar and Lucasfilm will soon be facing some serious accusations in a courtroom under the Sherman Antitrust Act and California’s Cartwright Act. After years of trying to dodge legal action over an ” informal agreement ” to not pinch each others employees, and an effort to have the case dismissed, the seven defendants will have to stand trial as ordered by District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose, California. 
