Adobe releases Revel for Android
Adobe has released an Android version of its Revel app. Previously the service had only been available on mobile devices running Apple's iOS operating system. Revel is a cloud-based image and video management service that allows you to set up group libraries that are shared between friends or family members. Revel focuses on privacy, and you have full control over who can see the contents of your library.
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A group of users can contribute to a Revel image library.
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The app also includes a few basic editing functions.
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The Revel app also offers some image editing tools such as effect filters, cropping, exposure compensation, tonal correction and red-eye reduction. Library contents can be synced across Android and iOS devices and computers. The service can also be linked to Adobe's Desktop applications Photoshop Elements 12 and Premiere Elements 12, allowing users to share images that have been edited in those software packages.
Basic service is free and gives you unlimited imports for the first 30 days. After that you are limited to 50 photos and videos per month. US$5.99 per month will lift the limit and get you unlimited uploads on a permanent basis. Revel for Android is now available on Google Play.
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