Adobe today announced the launch of its latest Creative Cloud updates, bringing new tools and more "Adobe Magic" to a range of apps including Photoshop CC, After Effects CC, Premiere Pro CC, ...

One of the annoying side-effects of rotating an image to straighten out the horizon or for artistic effect is needing to crop it down to only the pixels that are in both the original and desired ...

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Adobe is attempting to significantly simplify the lives of designers with substantial upgrades to its Photoshop, Creative Cloud and Muse offerings. In an online event called “Create Now Live,” Adobe ...

Update: We go hands on with new Adobe Touch Apps! Adobe Photoshop Touch and five other new iPad apps from Adobe will land on the App Store soon, coming to Android devices in November. The official ...

Adobe has announced some significant new features that will be added to Creative Cloud. The big news here is support for 3D printers, which will benefit designers who use Photoshop as a finishing tool ...

Although Creative Cloud gets rolling updates, Adobe still does "big" splashes at least once a year, as well as at its Adobe Max conference in October, folding in some of the features released in the ...

Adobe’s Creative Cloud may be a subscription service with updates that roll out at regular intervals, but once a year, the company also announces a major update to all of the Creative Cloud apps. This ...

Adobe has updated Adobe Creative Cloud. Creative Cloud members will now have access to over a dozen exclusive new features for Adobe Photoshop. Adobe is also highlighting the customer momentum behind ...

With Creative Cloud 2014 Adobe is moving quickly to expand into mobile applications for creative professionals and amateurs alike. iPad-centric for now, Adobe will be looking to gauge customer ...

After 22 years, Photoshop has enough feature additions that it’s invaluable to many professionals needing powerful tools to edit photographs. But Adobe isn’t alone in the photo editing market anymore.

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