Following Photoshop for iPad, Adobe is planning to release Illustrator for iPad in 2020, and now the company is starting to invite people to help it beta-test the app.
Today marks Photoshop’s thirtieth birthday. To celebrate the anniversary, its maker Adobe released updates to both the desktop and iPad apps.
Adobe today updated Lightroom for iOS, Lightroom for macOS and Lightroom Classic with new features like support for Split View multitasking. It also shared what’s in store across 2020.
The latest Safari Technology Preview release has officially dropped support for Adobe Flash and is likely going to remove it from the next stable version of the browser.
You can now take advantage of the privacy-preserving Sign in with Apple option to access Adobe’s Creative Cloud without providing your real name or email address.
It’s understandable why developers use the subscription model, but it’s hard to make consumers commit when the value of the subscription hasn’t been proven.
Photoshop maker Adobe today announced that a smart subject selection feature powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning is now available in Photoshop for iPad, the app’s second major feature addition since its launch at the Adobe MAX conference in November.
With this update, photography fans who use Lightroom on their iPhone or iPad are now able to bypass the camera roll in iOS and iPadOS.
Adobe has published its expected features roadmap for the rest of 2019 and into 2020 for Photoshop for iPad.
Almost two years after first announcing its Iota DIY security system and promising HomeKit support, Abode has at last delivered.
Apple fixed bugs and introduced an important electronic health record initiative while Adobe failed to live up to its own hype.
Adobe admits it did a poor job distinguishing between “real” and “full” Photoshop experience on the Apple tablet.
