Adobe Photoshop Touch app updated for smaller tablets
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Adobe is updating its Photoshop Touch app for more tablet users.
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An updated version of the Adobe Photoshop Touch app offers optimization for smaller tablet displays, including the iPad Mini and Google Nexus 7. iPad users will also see more stylus support for Pogo Connect, Jot Touch and JaJa.
The latest version is now available for iPad from the iTunes App Store, and for Android from Google Play and the Amazon Appstore, for $9.99.
Full press release
Adobe Optimizes Photoshop Touch for iPad Mini and other 7-inch Tablet Displays, Adds New Features
Adobe today announced the immediately availability of Adobe Photoshop Touch 1.4, which brings optimization for smaller tablet displays including the iPad Mini and Google Nexus 7, in addition to new features and bug fixes for all users. The update comes on the heels of Adobe and Amazon’s earlier announcement of Photoshop Touch availability in the Amazon Appstore and support for the Kindle Fire and Kindle Fire HD.
Photoshop Touch 1.4 brings new features and effects, including:
- Added support for three pressure-sensitive styli for iPad: Pogo Connect, Jot Touch and JaJa
- New ways to share completed projects to Facebook and Twitter directly from the app
- Added effects including Lens Flare and Stamp Pattern
- New performance and workflow enhancement including smoother brush strokes and new color selection workflow
Photoshop Touch brings the legendary creative and image-editing magic of Photoshop to tablet devices, now expanded to support more tablets and displays to provide customers greater flexibility to create.
Pricing and Availability
Adobe Photoshop Touch 1.4 is immediately available as a free download for existing Photoshop Touch users in the iTunes App Store, Google Play and Amazon Appstore; new users may purchase the app for US$9.99.
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