Adobe is the huge software multinational company that time and again has proven itself with the new software that are supportable with the mobiles as well as the desktops. The company focuses majorly on the multimedia sacks with the creative software production. This new concept making company always has more to present to the user and timely updates the bulk of software provided already.
Adobe's New Photo editor is expected to come up in October with its official debut at Adobe's Max conference, as per the leaks. The rumors emerged to be true as the images are out with the better editing modes in the panel. Earlier, the company decided to discontinue its Adobe Photoshop Touch app, hinted to unveil a huge pocket cracker tool in its Project Rigel. Further reporting, the CNET has quoted the company's intention to provide the users with a full fledged new offering late this year, probably in October. The company's pro-level new offering is more often to support an iOS platform, along with the desktop capability to the touch-friendly UI.
The rumors flows off but their isn't much, except the CNET that says, “the app is expected to make its official debut at Adobe's Max conference in October. We can expect desktop tools that professionals are used to combined with menus and tools designed to be precisely controlled with a fingertip rather than a more accurate mouse pointer or stylus”.
Previously discontinued projects like Photoshop Touch and the more consumer-oriented Photoshop Express were a great effort made by the company. The Project Rigel is not the first to be implemented. It offers a Lightroom app for mobile along with the Photo Editor tool. The Lightroom app is not a standalone, but is a desktop supportive to its siblings. The company has not yet unveiled the project. One has to wait, to see the bundle of surprises.
Source: engadget.com
