Join Adobe Senior Product Manager Bryan O'Neil Hughes in a dialogue that revolves around the direction of digital imaging. Photography and creative imaging are evolving at an incredible rate as mobile devices become more pervasive in today's workflows. Being at the forefront of these workflows, we'd like to hear from you — and share some of our discoveries as well.In this session, you'll:• Hear about some of the exciting possibilities Adobe is working on in our labs• Have the opportunity to provide feedback on today's digital workflow and your needs• Discuss your use of mobile technologies and how they are becoming a part of your workflow• Be a part of something that may change the way you and your colleagues work

Want to create and edit QR codes directly in InDesign? This sneak peek shows you something we're working on for the next version of InDesign. See more exciting developments on May 6 at Adobe MAX: adobe.com/go/AdobeNext

The Dye Lab used Digital Publishing Suite, Single Edition for the first time to create an iPad app for Youth In Focus.

In this episode, you will understand what the installation process will be for CS6 point products and Suites.

Greg Rewis, Worldwide Web Evangelist shows a new tool coming in Dreamweaver CS6 - Fluid grid layouts to help create adaptive layouts for more screens and devices.

In this video, you'll get a sneak peak on an exciting HTML5 exporting feature that the Adobe Flash Professional team has been working on. The Toolkit for CreateJS can help smooth the transition from ActionScript development to the JavaScript world.

Paul Gubbay, Adobe VP of Engineering, Web & Interactive, demonstrates new innovations in Adobe tools to create and output HTML5 content for any screen.

Adobe research scientist Wil Li demonstrates a new experimental technology for creating seamless edits in interview footage that could significantly improve your video editing workflow.

Senior Research Scientist, Mira Dontcheva, demonstrates two games that try to help users learn how to use Photoshop. Try Level Up and tell us what you think.

Adobe research scientists, Wil Li and Mira Dontcheva, give you a preview of a new tool called Tutorial Builder which could allow you to easily put interactive tutorial projects on a tablet device.