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October is the month of technological shocks and surprises, and Adobe brought a head-turning development for Chromebook users: Photoshop and Illustrator are finally coming to the web — and thus to Chrome OS! We've been waiting for this since basically 2014 and it seems to finally be here.
If you have some photos and videos you'd like to edit, but you don't really know how and don't know how to get started, then a program like this is perfect for you. It makes editing super easy and you don't have to spend a fortune.
Need to edit photos on your Chromebook? Unfortunately, you can't use Photoshop. Luckily, there are better, more portable apps out there than Photoshop.
Adobe takes its photo-editing prowess and applies it to an app dedicated to snapping images using filters and AI-powered features for anyone with a compatible phone to capture scenes with artistry in mind.
Compatible with Mac or Windows, this is a very comprehensive photo editor with both automated and in-depth workspaces, interactive step-by-step guides, and one-click tools. Enhance or transform your photos, add effects, remove backgrounds, and more.
Adobe Photoshop is well known amongst photo editors but can be a bit daunting to use for a lot of people who'd like to add some pizazz to their pics. Well, in comes Adobe Photoshop Camera and it's available as a preview.
Adobe has a new Photoshop Camera app coming in 2020 for Android and iOS devices, powered by its Sensei AI and filled with curated filters from 'well-known artists and influencers.'
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Adobe has announced its plans to discontinue Photoshop Touch on May 28. However, the company has said that they new Adobe applications are coming to Android.
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. ...
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...
Right on time with the first shipments of the newest Amazon Kindle Fire HD, Adobe has announced that it has made its Photoshop Touch app available in the Amazon App Store for Kindle devices. The app is optimized for both 7 and 8.9-inch screens and will work on the entire Kindle Fire line, save for the original Fire (which likely isn't powerful enough). This app is every bit the same in...
Update: Sources tell Android Central that these images are not of a genuine Nexus device. The photo above is one of a pair of pictures doing the rounds this morning, claiming to show a future Sony-built Nexus phone. The images appeared on Picasa today, tagged as "Nexus X" and "Xperia Nexus." EXIF information shows the photos were taken on a Galaxy Nexus on Oct. 13 and 14. The front face...
A day after first outing the Galaxy Note 10.1 on the side of a building here in Barcelona, Spain, Samsung has officially announced its latest Android tablet. At first glance you'd be tempted to call the Galaxy Note 10.1 a Galaxy Tab with a stylus (sorry, Samsung, S Pen), and you'd be half right. The GNote 10.1 takes things a big further by throwing in a more traditional desktop...