Any more info on Retina display optimized Photoshop?

Just checking back every couple of weeks (or months) to see if there is any more information regarding any availability of Photoshop CS6 optimized for Retina display capabilities?
I know that it was probably a rush job getting it ready for the Apple WWDC, but I've not heard any more about whether or not it's actually going to be available in the near or late future.
Anyone from marketing here? Any new info that might be shared?
Thanks,
Clinton

Last we heard here the released version works just fine on the Retina display, it just doesn't make use of the full resolution yet.
As there has been absolutely no Photoshop update (13.0.1 is still being prepared), there is nothing new, and Adobe never predicts when something will be ready. I don't think we can even be sure 13.0.1 will add high resolution support for the Retina display either.
See the recent discussion here, noting the first real info is in post 8: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1033025
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