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Adobe unveils Photoshop Touch for iPad 2 at MWC, slate-style photo editing for $10 Feb 27th 2012, 04:01 Keeping its promise to include iOS users in the Photoshop-enabled slate party, Adobe has announced the arrival of its Photoshop Touch iPad app today at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Sporting a number of core PS features and new tools especially designed for use on tablets, the new release joins the Adobe Touch Apps family with further iOS software expected to drop in the coming months. This mobile version of Photoshop enables users to create layered images from several different photos, make edits, apply pro-style effects, touch up photos and carry out several other essential tasks directly on their Apple slate. A Scribble Selection Tool makes for easy deletion of unwanted objects simply by scribbling on what's a keeper and then on what needs to go. Refine Edge technology offers some help for those tedious soft-edged selections and integration with both Facebook and Google Image Search makes sharing your edits a breeze. The aforementioned upcoming iOS releases include Collage (moodboards), Debut (presenting and reviewing work), Ideas (sketches), Kuler (color exploration) and Proto (web and mobile application prototyping). But for now, you can snag Photoshop Touch for your iOS 5 wielding iPad 2 from the iTunes App Store for $9.99. If you're in search of some more details before taking the leap, hit the gallery of screenshots or the full PR below. Gallery: Adobe Photoshop Touch for iPad Continue reading Adobe unveils Photoshop Touch for iPad 2 at MWC, slate-style photo editing for $10 Adobe unveils Photoshop Touch for iPad 2 at MWC, slate-style photo editing for $10 originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 27 Feb 2012 00:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink   |  iTunes  | Email this | Comments Adobe announces Project Primetime video platform, Highlights available now for iPad (Update: video) Feb 27th 2012, 04:00 If you've been wondering what Adobe had in the works after laying Flash Player for mobile to rest, the wait is over. The outfit has unveiled the codenamed Project Primetime, the "industry's first fully integrated video technology platform" that will offer television-esque viewing sessions across your web-enabled devices. This tech plays nice with all "major" mobile platforms -- including iOS -- as well as desktop operating systems and smart TVs. Touting a workflow that pulls together streaming, content protection, analytics and advertising, the software will allow media providers to offer live and on-demand viewing on a number of internet-friendly devices. The first portion of Adobe's project, "Primetime Highlights," is available today for the iPad and showcases a video editor (pictured above) alongside the Auditude ad platform. Don't fret, though, support for other platforms is coming later in the year. While Primetime is on display for the first time at MWC, parts of the new tech will see daylight throughout 2012. If you're looking for some more details, hit the full press release below. Update: We added a quick video demo from the Adobe Blogs below. [Thanks dude2k5 for the heads up.] Continue reading Adobe announces Project Primetime video platform, Highlights available now for iPad (Update: video) Adobe announces Project Primetime video platform, Highlights available now for iPad (Update: video) originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 27 Feb 2012 00:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink   |   | Email this | Comments

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