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How to produce beautiful, artistic photos on Android

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Posted by Florence Ion on 25 Jan 2017 12:00 pm
Here's how to edit photos when you're on the road with just your smartphone (or tablet!). Going somewhere? Packing is tough enough. The last thing you want to do is have to worry about whether you have all the proper hardware to produce well composed, vibrant photography for sharing online. When I travel, I like to reflect on the photos I've snapped every few days. It's my way of appreciating...

Adobe is optimizing its most popular Android apps for Chromebooks

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Posted by Andrew Martonik on 24 Jan 2017 12:29 pm
Adobe is optimizing its most popular Android apps for Chromebooks
Some Android apps take to Chrome OS just fine, but others need a little extra help. Adobe is making sure its suite of extremely popular apps have a smooth transition to Chromebooks with an announcement today that it's optimizing many for the laptop form factor. Updates to the Android apps will come in the next few weeks with various under-the-hood optimizations for use on Chromebooks that will...

Phablets replacing tablets for mobile web usage, according to Adobe

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Posted by Joseph Keller on 23 Feb 2016 12:16 pm
Phablets replacing tablets for mobile web usage, according to Adobe
Adobe has published a new report on the continued growth of mobile usage around the world, particularly when it comes to web access. The report, which highlights the fact that though mobile web access is rising, the use of tablets is actually shrinking, with customers instead opting for so-called "phablets," large-screen phones like the Nexus 6P.

Adobe releases Lightroom 2.0 with new in-app camera, lets you manage RAW images without a PC

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Posted by Rich Edmonds on 22 Feb 2016 10:31 am
Adobe Lightroom
Adobe has released quite the major update for its Android app Lightroom. This latest release adds a number of improvements to the experience, including support for RAW images without using a PC, as well as a built-in camera. It's a welcome update to an app that many rely on to edit and manage their workflow when mobile.

Adobe Lightroom update makes it easier to find and edit your favorite image

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Posted by Jared DiPane on 20 Jul 2015 1:02 pm
Adobe Lightroom makes it easier to find and edit pictures
Adobe has pushed out an update for Lightroom users that will make finding their favorite images even easier. Beyond just finding the images faster, you can now edit them easier, thanks to the redesigned experience for cropping images, as well as some other changes.

Adobe launches four Creative Cloud apps for Android

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Posted by John Callaham on 15 Jun 2015 3:48 pm
Adobe Photoshop Mix for Android
Adobe brings four of its Creative Cloud photo editiing apps over from iOS to Android for the first time In April Adobe promised to start launching more of its photo editing apps for Android devices starting this summer. It now appears that the company has launched four of those apps a bit earlier than promised in the Google Play Store.

Adobe will pull Photoshop Touch from Google Play on May 28

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Posted by Joseph Keller on 21 May 2015 3:11 pm
Adobe will pull Photoshop Touch from Google Play on May 28
Adobe announced that it would be discontinuing Photoshop Touch late next week. Adobe will pull Photoshop Touch from Google Play on May 28. The company believes that their new mobile apps will better meet the needs of their customers going forward. While these tools are currently only available on iOS, Adobe announced that they are currently developing new apps for Android, which they will...

Adobe promises to launch more apps for Android devices starting this summer

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Posted by John Callaham on 16 Apr 2015 3:49 pm
Adobe Photoshop Express
Adobe has now promised to launch more of its design, photo and editing apps for Android devices, starting sometime this summer. While the company does offer many apps on the Android platform like Photoshop Express, many of Adobe's more recent mobile apps have been made exclusively for the iPad, such as Comp CC and Slate.

Photoshop coming to Chrome OS

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Posted by John Callaham on 29 Sep 2014 12:58 pm
Photoshop coming to Chrome OS
Beta testing will be available in a few weeks Google and Adobe are bringing a streaming version of Photoshop to Chromebooks for the first time. Photoshop on Chrome OS will at first be just for US-based Adobe education customers with a paid subscription to the company's Creative Cloud service.

Adobe EchoSign app for Android offers mobile e-signatures to more devices

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Posted by John Callaham on 16 Sep 2014 10:09 am
adobe echosign
Adobe has just launched the Android version of its Adobe EchoSign app, which was previously released for iOS. The app allows businesses to accept signatures on mobile devices for documents, contracts and more.

Apple and Google settle with employees over antitrust no-hire case

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Posted by Derek Kessler on 24 Apr 2014 3:59 pm
The giants of Silicon Valley have bowed to their employees and settled an antitrust case brought against them over back-room deals to not hire from each other. The settlement, first reported by Reuters, brings to an end a legal battle that could have cost Apple, Google, Intel, and Adobe billions of dollars and dragged them publicly into court. The terms of the deal were no disclosed.

Photoshop Express hits version 2.0 with redesign, KitKat compatibility

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Posted by Andrew Martonik on 23 Jan 2014 2:09 pm
Photoshop Express
Simple interface gives you filters and level control in just a couple taps Adobe has released a new version — now up to 2.0 — of its free Photoshop Express app with a new design and compatibility with Android 4.4. This latest version is "rebuilt completely from the ground up," according to Adobe, and the interface certainly shows it. The layout is not at all unlike KitKat's stock Gallery app,...

Announcing the Kindle Fire HD Adobe Photoshop giveaway winner!

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Posted by Andrew Martonik on 24 Dec 2013 3:00 pm
Kindle Fire
Over 1200 entries, but we had to pick just one winner The folks over at Adobe were in a giving mood this last weekend, offering up a free Kindle Fire HD preloaded with Photoshop Touch to an Android Central member.  To win, you simply had to answer the question "What will you create with Photoshop Touch this holiday season?" A simple prompt that garnered over 1200 comments on the post. We...

Win a Kindle Fire HD with Photoshop Touch from Adobe and Android Central!

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Posted by Andrew Martonik on 20 Dec 2013 3:47 pm
Kindle Fire HD
Hard to beat the offer of a free tablet with great software 'Tis the season for giving, and the generous folks at Adobe are getting into the spirit by offering a great giveaway to the Android Central members. Just in time for the big holiday celebrations, Adobe will be giving away a Kindle Fire HD 7 16GB preloaded with its leading design software, Photoshop Touch. It's quite amazing how much...

Adobe Connect Mobile adds support for Presenter, interactive tools

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Posted by Andrew Martonik on 14 May 2013 2:50 pm
Adobe Connect Mobile
View, present and interact with meetings all from your mobile device Adobe is making a few useful updates to its Adobe Connect apps today that will improve the experience for those joining meetings from mobile devices. First up, users on phones and tablets can now both deploy and join webinars and meetings being conducted in the Adobe Presenter format, with additional features therein....

Adobe to contribute to Google's Blink browser engine

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Posted by Jerry Hildenbrand on 15 Apr 2013 6:54 pm
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Director of engineering for the Web Platform team at Adobe Vincent Hardy has announced that Adobe will contribute to Google's new Blink browser engine A week or so ago, we talked about Google forking off WebKit to create their own browser rendering engine. Chrome and Chromium deal with multiprocessor architectures differently than other WebKit based browsers, and because of the big changes and...

Adobe Photoshop Touch: No longer just for tablets

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Posted by Jerry Hildenbrand on 27 Feb 2013 1:16 pm
Adobe Photoshop Touch
Adobe has taken their excellent Photoshop Touch application for tablets, and shrunk things down to fit on the smaller screen. Available as a separate download -- with it's own $4.99 price tag -- The app offers the same great features the tablet edition does, which are essentially the core features of the desktop version. The app includes the ability to work with layers, filters, and brushes all...

Adobe Photoshop Touch updated and optimized for 7-inch devices

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Posted by Richard Devine on 28 Nov 2012 1:31 pm
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Following the launch of Adobe Photoshop Touch a couple of weeks ago for the Amazon Kindle Fire, the app has been updated today in the Play Store with optimization for 7-inch devices. The one caveat is that the screen resolution must be at least 1024x600, but that puts the Google Nexus 7 right on deck.  Besides this there's a smattering of other new features included, one of which is new ways to...

Adobe's HTML5 Edge development suite goes live today

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Posted by Jerry Hildenbrand on 24 Sep 2012 10:42 pm
Edge Animate
Adobe has kicked off their Edge development tool suite today with the release of Edge Animate and PhoneGap -- tools designed to develop HTML5 and wean the Internet off of Flash, as well as package things up for smartphones.  While this is exciting news for developers, its significance shouldn't be lost on the rest of us. I've been lamenting for weeks that Flash on the Internet won't ever die...

What the 'death' of Flash means for Android and the web

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Posted by Jerry Hildenbrand on 15 Aug 2012 7:08 pm
Adobe Air
Now that Adobe has dropped Flash for Android, it's worth a look to see how this will change things and what direction we may be headed. Of course, you can still sideload an older version, but that's far from an end-game solution. We're all thinking that Adobe has something in mind, but let's focus on the current state of Flash -- both on the web and in applications. Contrary to what you might...

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