Android users get Adobe Photoshop app
Published: 09 Nov 2009 09:13 GMT
Adobe on Friday introduced a new Photoshop app for Android users that lets them edit photos from their phone, as well as access their online photo collection on Photoshop.com.
The app comes just shy of a month after the release of the company's application for Apple iPhone and iPod Touch users, which quickly became the top free application in the App Store and grabbed a million downloads within a week of its release.
The version for Android shares the same, simple editing UI as the iPhone/iPod version, both of which let users make edits by sliding their fingers across the screen to undo any changes made. It also features some very basic photo-editing tools such as crop, rotate and image flip, as well as controls for adjusting exposure and tweaking colour tint and saturation. Android users even get one new tool that iPhone/iPod users do not have yet, which lets them straighten a shot against a grid.
For the full story, see Adobe's Photoshop app comes to Android on CNET News.
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