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10 new technologies at Adobe MAX 2026 Sneaks, 2 of which are available to try now

10 new technologies at Adobe MAX 2026 Sneaks, 2 of which are available to try now
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Adobe presented 10 new technologies at the Sneaks session of Adobe MAX 2026, highlighting it as a launchpad for junior researchers' work.

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  • •Adobe is holding its annual event, Adobe MAX 2026, starting November 10 in Miami Beach, Florida.
  • •The 'Sneaks' session, where junior researchers from Adobe Labs present their work, was held on the evening of the second day.
  • •Research recognized at Sneaks has been adopted as features in Photoshop or new apps in the Creative Cloud lineup.
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