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Photoshop.com Mobile now available for Android devices
With the release of the Droid and Android OS 2.0, Google has set up a head-on gadget war with Apple's iPhone. Even if they've got a comparably-cool piece of hardware and a nice OS, Android will have to compete with (arguably) the iPhone's biggest selling point: apps. If Photoshop.com Mobile for Android is any indication, Android will do just fine. The Android version of Photoshop.com offers everything the iPhone version does. That means you can crop, zoom and flip your photos, as well as adding filters and color adjustments. Black and white, sepia and soft focus are just a touch away. The app also plugs into Photoshop.com, so you can browse your photo library and upload new shots. The only difference between the Android and iPhone versions, as John Gruber pointed out over at Daring Fireball, is that the Android version includes a straighten tool for devices without multitouch.
[via AppScout]
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Subscribe to commentsMaffNov 8th 2009 4:59PM
keeps saying it cannot be found is this for the US only or is it currently down?
MobilehavocNov 8th 2009 5:06PM
Had it and uninstalled it. Current version runs in background even if you don't have auto-upload enabled. Several other people complained in the reviews on Marketplace so maybe they're updating it.
Brady KroupaNov 19th 2009 11:58PM
Hi, my name is Brady Kroupa and I’m the Engineering Lead on Photoshop.com Mobile for Android. I just wanted to say thank you for comments about our app and that we'll be releasing an update soon addressing the concerns you mentioned.
Please check out this blog post for more information.
http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotcom/2009/11/why_doesnt_photoshopcom_mobile_quit.html
Regards,
Brady
MaffNov 9th 2009 3:59AM
I can confirmed this is NOT available in the UK (probably only in the US!)
Why can't people mention this in their stories to save millions of people time searching for something that's not there?
For those with root, use "market enabler" to be able to find it until Adobe stop being stupid and limiting their software