Adobe has added a number of new features and improvements to its Lightroom Android app. The update that bumps the app to version 2.0 brings in-app camera, supporting the capture of images in DNG RAW format.
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Adobe has made Lightroom Mobile free to Android users. The version 1.4 of the Lightroom Mobile app can be used without any fees and it also does not require a Creative Cloud Subscription.
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Adobe Premiere is one of the most popular video editors for computers. Adobe launched a portable version for iOS under the Premiere Clip moniker a year ago and now, Android users can also enjoy the same experience on their devices.
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Adobe is all set to release a new Photoshop app for iOS in October this year. Dubbed as ‘Project Rigel, the company will release an Android version of the photo editing app later.
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Adobe has just announced the latest version 1.2 of its Lightroom Mobile app for Android smartphones and tablets. The update brings about a lot of new features, improvements as well as bug fixes.
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Adobe, the maker of apps that are the de-facto standard in the creative world, has just launched a fresh range of Android applications. From Photoshop Mix to Shape CC, Brush CC, Color CC; we have applications that cover the whole spectrum of users from the hobbyist to creative professionals. Continue reading “Adobe releases a slew of Android apps including Photoshop Mix”
Adobe has acquired Mixamo, a 3D graphics company for an undisclosed sum. The company will use Mixamo’s 3D technology into Photoshop and Creative Cloud.
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Just two days after releasing a Comp CC app for iPad, Adobe is now launching a visual storytelling app. Dubbed as Slate, the app allows users to layout, design and publish content to any device.
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Adobe has launched Comp CC app for iPad that enables the rapid creation of layout concepts for mobile, Web and print projects. Any layouts you create can be easily sent to InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator via the Share menu.
Adobe has launched Lightroom photographic companion app on Android. The app will let users organize and edit pictures as you take them on your phone.
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Adobe has scooped up stock photo service Fotolia for $800 million in cash. The privately held service boasts of 34 million royalty-free photos, images, graphics and HD video.
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Adobe has launched Creative Cloud App preview for Android. The app allows users to manage their Creative Cloud accounts by browsing and previewing files stored in the cloud service.
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Adobe has acquired photo editing firm Aviary for an undisclosed amount. Aviary offers software development kits, or mobile SDKs, to developers who want to add photo editing features to their mobile app.
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Adobe has released a major update to its web media player and runtime platform. It has rolled out Adobe Flash Player 14.0 and Adobe AIR 14.0. The version 14 of the AIR runtime has been updated with support for Intel x86 Android devices along with Gamepad support for web games as it promised recently. This will allow developers to use Android mobiles as either a second screen or game controller for Flash-based games. 
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Google is working on its photography suite seriously and it was pretty evident after the Mountain View company acquired Snapseed photo editing app. In the latest move to strength its photography team, Google has pocketed Adobe’s John Nack.
John Nack has been associated with Adobe and one of its primary offering – Adobe Photoshop. John Nack was the Senior Product Manager for Adobe Photoshop. He had been associated with Adobe for 14 years and was the man to lead the company’s first public beta – CS3. Apart from that, he was also responsible for features inside Photoshop like Smart Objects.
In a blog post at Adobe’s website, John Nack bid his former company a adieu and hopes for a great experience at Google. He also said that the two companies have been in good terms and are working to make the best for photographers to tell their tales.
