Google launched a new web-based platform called App Engine. It enables you to build web applications on the same scalable systems that power Google applications. Google App Engine provides a fully-integrated application environment.
Read MoreAdobe announced their plans to ship the next version of Photoshop as 64-bit-native for Windows 64-bit OSes only.
"In the interest of giving customers guidance as early as possible, we have some news to share on this point: in addition to offering 32-bit-native versions for Mac OS X and 32-bit Windows, just as we do today, we plan to ship the next version of Photoshop as 64-bit-native for Windows 64-bit OSes only," says John Nack from Adobe.
Read MoreGoogle released version 2.0 of GChart, which was fired out with additional support for pie, line, and area charts, baseline-based bar charts, and more.
GChart allows users to make very nice charts
efficiently out of a reasonably small number of 1-cell Grids and Images, styled and
positioned appropriately on an AbsolutePanel.
Adobe released the public beta of Lightroom 2, allowing the the photographic community to provide feedback on new features and workflow enhancements. The new version comes with many enhancements on localized corrections, organizational tools, package functionality and more.
Lightroom 2.0 beta is a workflow application that allows photographers to quickly work with raw format images. With Lightroom they can manage all of their photographs; showcase them in print, dynamic slideshows, and interactive Web galleries that are a simple to produce.
Read MoreMozilla plans to push out the edges of the browser with Prism and Weave in Firefox 4. The next Firefox will provide with an even more powerful and pervasive platform for all kinds of applications.