Adobe is introducing a new feature for its Acrobat.com service that lets users share and work on files with one another. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, Josh ...

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Adobe Systems' beta release of the free Acrobat.com suite Monday should appeal to small-business users. In our early tests, the stand-outs are tools for Web conferencing and directly sharing text and ...

After a number of companies have had plenty of time to mark their territory in the web-based document market, Adobe has finally tossed its hat into the ring with Acrobat.com. Adobe pitches the site as ...

Alfresco Software, creator of the open source Alfresco ECM system, has announced that Adobe Systems has implemented Alfresco's ECM capabilities into the Acrobat.com website. The system will now ...

Today Adobe launched the free public beta version of Acrobat.com, a Web-based supplement to its popular PDF document creation application. The new site offers an array of services to help businesses ...

Adobe has finally (well, sort of) taken the beta tag off of Acrobat.com, shedding more light on Adobe’s software as a service strategy first revealed with Photoshop Express. Along with online PDF ...

Editor’s Note: This article is reprinted from the PCW Business Center at PCWorld.com. Adobe on Monday launched the free public beta version of Acrobat.com, a Web-based supplement to its popular PDF ...

Continuing its push to become a major provider of Webtop software, Adobe is releasing two new products on Monday: Acrobat.com and Acrobat 9. Adobe’s Webtop arsenal already includes the recently ...

The following article is reprinted from the BizFeed blog at PCWorld.com. Adobe’s Acrobat.com suite of collaborative applications is just out of beta and features word processing, web-conferencing, PDF ...