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Adobe brings its handy mobile design apps to Android

Adobe brings its handy mobile design apps to Android

Posted on June 16, 2015August 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Back in October, Adobe delivered a new suite of mobile apps to iOS devices. Keeping its promise to include the Android faithful as well, the company’s Photoshop Mix, Color CC,Brush CC and Shape CC are now available for download over at Google Play. Creative types running Google’s mobile OS on their devices can expect to easily transform a photo taken with a phone into vector art with Shape CC, make images edits withPhotoshop Mix and build a collection of hues with Color CC.
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