Adobe finally releases to the public today its Adobe Suite that we went over while at Adobe Max. Coming in at $9.99 they only work currently on Android tablets and require Air to be downloaded as well. Below are a refresher on all the application as we had video taken while at Max.
Adobe finally brings Photoshop to Android. Not that cheesy one we have in market but an actual photo editing one. One that photographers and graphic artist can actually use. While it doesn’t replace the desktop version it does make it so you can edit pictures on the go or while sitting in front of your TV on your Android or iPad tablet. While yes this is a slim down version of Photoshop what you are able to do with it isn’t. No their are currently no plug-in’s are the ability to edit HDR images yet. It at lest seems to have no limits. Except in my hands where I have no idea what I’m doing. As you can see though in the video below, being used on a Samsung Galaxy Tab that is a prototype for future Tablets from Samsung using a stylus is no problem in the right hands. It’ll be priced at $9.99 on Android and be released in November. iPad users don’t worry, you’ll be able to get yours some time in 2012.
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Adobe Collage brings back the old feelings of making a collage of your favorite pictures but with an updated feel. Instead of just pasting onto a paper pictures, you are now able to edit those pictures before you put them on the collage. The thing I really like about this application like the rest of the Adobe Suites is how easy it is to use. Within five to ten minutes you’ll have it down easy and be able to do works of art in no time. Like the rest this to will be $9.99 when release on Android tablets in November with iPad following some time in 2012.
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Adobe Proto aka a web developers wet dreams is one of the marque applications in Adobe collections Suite. The simple idea is, build a website wireframe on your tablet in less then 15 minutes. FULL website wireframes. All the way down to clicks on buttons and such are all possible within Proto. Besides making websites for browsers, you are also able to make wireframe website for mobile as well. This really has everything that a web developer needs to have when showing a prospective client what their website could look like. I had no idea what i was doing and as you can see in the video a website idea was not only “born” but also built. This like the rest of the Adobe Suites will go on sale for Android in November at $9.99 each and iPad in 2012.
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We where fortunate to be in Los Angeles, ok maybe because I live there, for Adobe Max. For those that don’t know its Adobes once a year major conference they hold. While their we where able to get our hands on a couple of Adobes upcoming Application suites. Kuler is one really for web developers to build a color pallet for websites. Its really nice, and very easy to use as you’ll be able to see in the video below. We are told each of these applications are going to be coming out in November for $9.99 on Android and require you to use on a tablet and Air. They are planning to release an iPad version some time in 2012. The question came up in the talk with media if they where lagging because of Apples hate towards Adobe and in fact they just said it made more sense to build Android first.
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Nick Tippmann