Adobe releases free-of-charge Photoshop.com app for iPhone users

Adobe releases free-of-charge Photoshop.com app for iPhone users

A new, free-of-charge Adobe Photoshop. com app for iPhone users has
recently been made available by Abode Systems. Offering tools like
cropping, color controls, image rotation, and one- touch filter
effects, the new app helps the iPhone users in editing photos from
their phone as well as their online library on Photoshop. com.

While the tools of the Friday-released Photoshop for the Apple iPhone
allow the users to instantly alter the 'look' and 'feel' of the
pictures, features like 'undo' and 'redo' help users to either correct
a mistake or revert back to the original picture.

In addition, the Adobe app also boasts a limited number of effects
that are applicable to both new pictures and those already stored on
the smartphone. These effects include vibrant, pop, border, rainbow,
warm vintage, white glow, soft black and white and vignette blur.

Most of the changes to the photos on the iPhone's Adobe Photoshop. com
app can be done merely by applying the sketch filter to the photos,
and then sliding a finger in left or right direction across the touch
screen.

Available from the Apple App Store, the Photoshop. com app, which also
allows photos to be uploaded directly from an iPhone to an Adobe
account, comes with a 2 GB of storage space which is further
expandable through an annual paid storage plan.

Little Blackberry App World Far More Expensive Than Apple's wrote:
> Adobe releases free-of-charge Photoshop.com app for iPhone users


Just the sort of crApp appropriate for a postage stamp sized screen.

In article <mo2dnc1om7yiDU3XnZ2dnUVZ_oNi4p2d@speakeasy.net> ,
News <News@Groups.Name> wrote:

> Little Blackberry App World Far More Expensive Than Apple's wrote:
> > Adobe releases free-of-charge Photoshop.com app for iPhone users
>
>
> Just the sort of crApp appropriate for a postage stamp sized screen.

What's the matter, troll? Jealous?

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On 10/10/09 8:58 AM, in article
jollyroger-6F4F19.08581810102009@news.individual.net, "Jolly Roger"
<jollyroger@pobox.com> wrote:

> In article <mo2dnc1om7yiDU3XnZ2dnUVZ_oNi4p2d@speakeasy.net> ,
> News <News@Groups.Name> wrote:
>
>> Little Blackberry App World Far More Expensive Than Apple's wrote:
>>> Adobe releases free-of-charge Photoshop.com app for iPhone users
>>
>>
>> Just the sort of crApp appropriate for a postage stamp sized screen.
>
> What's the matter, troll? Jealous?

Jealousy is a constant state with this one.

Jolly Roger wrote:
> In article <mo2dnc1om7yiDU3XnZ2dnUVZ_oNi4p2d@speakeasy.net> ,
> News <News@Groups.Name> wrote:
>
>> Little Blackberry App World Far More Expensive Than Apple's wrote:
>>> Adobe releases free-of-charge Photoshop.com app for iPhone users
>>
>> Just the sort of crApp appropriate for a postage stamp sized screen.
>
> What's the matter, troll? Jealous?
>


More like much higher standards, dork.

Well I'm jealous, being in the UK and it's only available in the USA!

"News" <News@Groups.Name> wrote in message
news:05mdnYIZ9MvHLk3XnZ2dnUVZ_h5i4p2d@speakeasy.ne t...
> Jolly Roger wrote:
>> In article <mo2dnc1om7yiDU3XnZ2dnUVZ_oNi4p2d@speakeasy.net> ,
>> News <News@Groups.Name> wrote:
>>
>>> Little Blackberry App World Far More Expensive Than Apple's wrote:
>>>> Adobe releases free-of-charge Photoshop.com app for iPhone users
>>>
>>> Just the sort of crApp appropriate for a postage stamp sized screen.
>>
>> What's the matter, troll? Jealous?
>>
>
>
> More like much higher standards, dork.

In article <05mdnYIZ9MvHLk3XnZ2dnUVZ_h5i4p2d@speakeasy.net> ,
News <News@Groups.Name> wrote:

> Jolly Roger wrote:
> > In article <mo2dnc1om7yiDU3XnZ2dnUVZ_oNi4p2d@speakeasy.net> ,
> > News <News@Groups.Name> wrote:
> >
> >> Little Blackberry App World Far More Expensive Than Apple's wrote:
> >>> Adobe releases free-of-charge Photoshop.com app for iPhone users
> >>
> >> Just the sort of crApp appropriate for a postage stamp sized screen.
> >
> > What's the matter, troll? Jealous?
>
> More like much higher standards, dork.

Except the iPhone has the biggest screen of all phones supported by
Adobe for Photoshop.com Mobile, and has a higher quality screen than
most dinky cell phones on the market. You're used to being wrong though,
right troll? : ) Jealous loser. Try harder.

(BTW, I can fit eight postage stamps on my iPhone screen.)

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In article <jollyroger-66E61B.12032510102009@news.individual.net>,
Jolly Roger <jollyroger@pobox.com> wrote:

> (BTW, I can fit eight postage stamps on my iPhone screen.)

is that enough for the correct postage?

Jolly Roger wrote:
> In article <05mdnYIZ9MvHLk3XnZ2dnUVZ_h5i4p2d@speakeasy.net> ,
> News <News@Groups.Name> wrote:
>
>> Jolly Roger wrote:
>>> In article <mo2dnc1om7yiDU3XnZ2dnUVZ_oNi4p2d@speakeasy.net> ,
>>> News <News@Groups.Name> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Little Blackberry App World Far More Expensive Than Apple's wrote:
>>>>> Adobe releases free-of-charge Photoshop.com app for iPhone users
>>>> Just the sort of crApp appropriate for a postage stamp sized screen.
>>> What's the matter, troll? Jealous?
>> More like much higher standards, dork.
>
> Except the iPhone has the biggest screen of all phones supported by
> Adobe for Photoshop.com Mobile, and has a higher quality screen than
> most dinky cell phones on the market. You're used to being wrong though,
> right troll? : ) Jealous loser. Try harder.
>
> (BTW, I can fit eight postage stamps on my iPhone screen.)
>

So you're saying iToy is "Numbah One" in the irrelevant platform class.

Big woo.

Any serious user of a photo-editing suite doesn't use a mobile platform.