Since Apple released OS X Lion to the general public yesterday, it’s already gotten more than 7,000 five-star ratings in the App Store. In contrast to this positive response, Adobe has released a list of issues with Adobe products on machines running Lion. One such issue is that Apple may have disabled Flash hardware acceleration. In some cases Adobe offers suggestions of how to change Lion settings to better work with Adobe devotees’ expectations of product performance, but in other cases Adobe simply recommends that users do not update to OS X Lion. Many of the issues are small but obnoxiously annoying for anyone who uses the affected feature frequently, such as droplets not working in Photoshop CS3-CS5.

Method Virgin “We’re All in this Together” from three legged legs on Vimeo.

The video commercial embedded in this blog post called “We’re all in this together” was made entirely in Adobe Photoshop believe it or not. Three Legged Legs is the design studio that made the ad. Below is what they had to say about the commercial:

Adobe Systems Incorporated (NASDAQ:ADBE) made a pretty bold move. They no longer require membership registration to use Adobe Photoshop Express online. This includes Adobe Photoshop Express Editor, Organizer, and Uploader.

Every artist knows that you need to have a quality set of Photoshop brushes to get a design going and is necessary for designing websites.

Adobe Systems Inc. (NASDAQ:ADBE) announced on Friday that they are making a Photoshop application for the Apple iPhone. This will allow people to edit camera photos and online Photoshop.com photos on their iPhone. The Photoshop application will be free.

Tools on the app will have cropping, image rotation, one-touch filtering, and color control. There will also be re-do and undo options. When the photos are done being touched up, they can be re-uploaded to the Photoshop.com account and can also be saved on the phone.

The application is all gesture-based meaning that it depends heavily on the swipes of your fingers. Below are a couple screenshots of the application.

Ayy Poindexter.  That’s a nice-looking tie, it looks really good.  I had a tie like that in The Perfect Storm.  Did you see that movie?  Say hello to your mother for me.  No word on where or how to get your hands on this Adobe Photoshop tie.  If we get any word, check back on this blog post.  If you have any clues, comment away.

[via BBG]