Adobe's latest update to Creative Cloud focuses on Content Aware editing and VR

Adobe recently launched major updates to its flagship Creative Cloud tools and services focusing on new content aware editing tools as well as VR features.

The release includes updates to Adobe’s flagship applications, performance enhancements across Creative Cloud (CC) and exciting updates to Adobe Stock – including deeper integration within CC and the addition of an all-new Premium collection of high-quality stock content.

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Make a simple personal site with Adobe Portfolio

There’s a growing need particularly for those in the creative field to have a personal website or portfolio online to showcase your work. If coding a site is too daunting for you, Adobe is offering a new service called Portfolio through its Creative Cloud suite. This new feature will let you create your own simple site, much like what you can do with the likes of Squarespace. You can use an existing layout and then tweak or change the design as you see fit. The designs can accommodate the varying screen sizes of the different gadgets you use. It’ll also let you personalize your URL and password-protect certain pages. And yes, you also get access to website analytics. To use portfolio, you’ll need to have a Creative Cloud subscription plan.

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Adobe drops Photoshop Touch for Creative Cloud

Adobe plans to discontinue its Photoshop Touch app to focus on developing Creative Cloud starting May 28. This suite of mobile apps is designed to flesh out its powerful desktop tools into various apps like Brush CC, Color CC, Shape CC, etc. This also ties in with Adobe’s Creative Cloud subscription service that makes it easier to sync edits between apps and devices. The apps are available for free download but if you want to use its cloud storage, then you’ll have to pay.

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Adobe caters to mobile creatives with three Apple Watch apps

Working as a creative in this day and age requires more flexibility. And Adobe is hoping to help the Apple Watch-wearing creatives (which we're sure will be cropping up) by updating three of its apps to work with the new wearable.  

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