Today, Adobe has released its new Creative Suite 6.0.  Some of the new features include flexible website layouts in DreamWeaver to target multiple screen sizes for different devices, better jQuery Mobile and Phonegap integration for mobile applications, and an optimized and faster 64-bit Cocoa version of Photoshop for Mac.

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TextMate users have been waiting for the 2.0 release of their beloved text editor for over 5 years. Hints that it was 90% complete and full of exciting features kept fans anxiously waiting. Today, Allan Odgaard has finally released a “public alpha” of TextMate 2.0. It is currently available to anyone who has a TextMate license.

After having played with the editor for a bit, I have to say I really like the changes. Some notable changes are:

• Project drawer – replaced with a file browser sidebar, it includes SCM-badging.
• Search in project – merged with regular find dialog.
• Folder specific settings – variables and settings can now be set on a folder basis.
• Themes – you can now change font and font sizes per scope.
• Snippets – new syntax for pop-up menus.
• Session restore – now restores the full session including unsaved changes.

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Yesterday Apple released iOS 5.0 and iCloud into the wild. Big, software releases of this nature are bound to have some issues, as millions of users upgrade their existing accounts that include email, contacts, and calendars.
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