Adobe Looks to Bridge Gap Between Mobile and Desktop

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Adobe is making new efforts to bring its ever-growing suite of mobile apps more in line with its flagship desktop offerings. The goal, they say, is to create an environment where users can seamlessly transition projects and workflows from mobile to desktop.

To help further this vision of "truly mobile to desktop workflows," the company rolled out a series of updates Monday, including nine new and updated mobile apps, enhanced Creative Cloud tools and improved touch optimizations for the Surface Pro 3 and Windows 8 devices.

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On the imaging side, Adobe added two new Creative Cloud-connected iOS apps: Adobe Brush and Adobe Shape. Brush allows users to create customized brushes based on photographs. Snap a photograph and users can focus in on a portion of the image that will become the brush stroke. Once created, brushes can be saved via Creative Cloud for later use in Illustrator or Photoshop on the desktop or the Illustrator Sketch iOS app. Read more...

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