Science and Technology

At its annual user conference, Adobe MAX, held in October at the Venetian Casino in Las Vegas, Adobe Software announced its commitment to make learning and using its software less complex, while giving up none of the power.

We're due for a change, says Dr. Don Simborg, author of the fascinating book, 'What Comes After Homo Sapiens?' He chatted with Patricia Gale about humankind's future, and what kind of species come next.

One of the big items announced at this year's Adobe Max is the new Lightroom CC photography service, effectively a new face on Lightroom. Many other products feature significant upgrades.

Don Simborg's book, 'What Comes After Homo Sapiens?' is a fascinating and scary glimpse into the future of our species.

Adobe has been busy working with everything from software to scanning and as always it seems there is something for everyone.

What really works for me about Adobe Spark – finally out of beta – is that it makes it easy for non-web professionals to independently create promotional pages or presentations.

When you sign up for a loyalty program account, the data might not be collected and stored securely. If it’s not encrypted in transit and on the hard drive, it’s not secure. If you don’t know whether your information is encrypted, you should find out as soon as possible.

There are just some sites that are a pleasure to visit, even if it’s not immediately clear why. Here are some of the key whys.

A newly developed battery cell will revolutionize electric bicycles.

Morpurgo's latest book addresses matters of energy and momentum, Copernican versus Ptolemaic understandings, the bases of human community, and our disturbing, often avaricious and rapacious relations to the physical world.