Even though Adobe still hasn’t released the iPad version of Photoshop, the company is reportedly committed to bringing its vector design app Illustrator to the Apple tablet in 2020.
Late last year, Adobe showed off a "real" version of its popular Photoshop app for the iPad, which obviously got a lot of people excited for its launch sometime in 2019.
Adobe provided glimpses of an upcoming Photoshop CC for iPad port at an Apple event a year ago, promising to bring “real Photoshop” to the Apple tablet. According to a new report by Bloomberg, the iPad edition of the popular image-editing software is still on track for release before the end of 2019 as originally promised, but some key features won’t be available at launch.
Adobe today announced a major overhaul for its Creative Cloud desktop app designed to make managing, installing, deleting and updating your Adobe apps and assets easier than before.
Apple launched macOS Catalina to the public earlier this week, which was not great news for some DJs. And apparently Lightroom and Photoshop users should hold off on updating for the time being, too.
Avid photographers will appreciate a smoother and more responsive Lightroom Classic and RAW on computers, thanks to GPU acceleration, but that's scratching the surface of everything new and improved in the Lightroom ecosystem.
Lightroom has become Adobe's first pro app to be added to Apple's redesigned Mac App Store.
Photoshop maker Adobe is opening signups for the upcoming iPad edition of Photoshop CC after previewing the software at the MAX conference last October.
A recent version of Adobe's Premiere Pro video-editing suite for macOS can cause the speakers in your MacBook Pro to get blown out, according to user complaints.
Photoshop maker Adobe today announced some cool new capabilities and enhancements for XD—which is its vector-based tool for designing and prototyping user experience for web and mobile apps—that the firm says will streamline designers’ everyday workflows.
Aside from previewing the full-on Photoshop CC for iPad app at its annual MAX conference, the Photoshop maker Adobe has taken the wraps off of a brand-new tablet painting and drawing app for pro-grade work but easy enough for anyone to use.
Photoshop maker Adobe announced at its annual creativity conference, dubbed Adobe MAX, in Los Angeles today that the full-on Photoshop for iPad app that syncs with desktop, does layers, supports PSD editing and more will be shipping in 2019.