When the 15" Retina Macbook Pro's were introduced this summer, Adobe showed off a retina version of Photoshop on stage. After months of waiting and a promised "soon" for delivery, Photoshop 13.1.0 finally arrives with support for HiPPi screens—but only for the Mac. Sorry, Windows fans!

Over 3 months ago, Adobe released Creative Suite 6—a much anticipated upgrade. Many Photoshop users were able to download the beta on labs.adobe.com to test and comment, report bugs and get a feel for the new interface. It seems that even after reports of bugs in the character palette during the beta period, Adobe still hasn't fixed a major issue.

I just had a rather frustrating experience with my iPhone restoring from a previous backup. Sometimes instructions are lost in translation when describing a user action—and that's what happened to me. When you plug your iPhone into your computer, there's 2 buttons that stand out.

Launchpad This was supposed to be a feature right? Someone didn't tell Adobe how to hide their 500 apps from showing up. But how can you hide them without deleting them or using Terminal? Download and install Launchpad Control and command Launchpad from your System Preferences.

The briefing in London is over and it's quickly getting around now that Apple is updating Final Cut Pro X very soon and it looks like most of the needs for high-end edit houses will be met. Between Sam Johnson's tweets and Peter Wiggin's post on fcp.co and a few other sources, I can put some other details together. Here's what I got out of everything: XML in/out is coming third-party (but part of FCPX) EDL is coming from Apple AJA is taking care of tape layback and capture AJA and Blackmagic are...