Sep 18th 2013, 11:45, by Kelsey Campbell-Dollaghan
When Adobe unveiled its first attempt at building hardware tools—a stylus called Project Mighty and a digital ruler called Project Napoleon—last April, the company was careful to describe the devices as experimental projects, dancing around whether we'd ever be able to, you know, buy them. But today, Mighty and Napoleon are real: Adobe has announced [...]
When Adobe unveiled its first attempt at building hardware tools—a stylus called Project Mighty and a digital ruler called Project Napoleon—last April, the company was careful to describe the devices as experimental projects, dancing around whether we'd ever be able to, you know, buy them. But today, Mighty and Napoleon are real: Adobe has announced [...]
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