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Adobe launches Touch apps, Creative Cloud (Cnet - Crave )

Last month, Adobe announced its Creative Cloud intelligent dropbox service and
6 pro-targeted tablet apps; now Creative Cloud (CC) has entered public beta
and the apps are available to the select few with Android tablets running
Honeycomb 3.1.

I've had a few days to work with the apps, which consist of Photoshop Touch, a
tablet-sized version of Photoshop from the days when it was just a photo
retouching and compositing program; Proto, a Web wireframe-creation tool;
Ideas, a vector drawing tool which has been available for a while on iOS;
Collage, a tool for assembling random elements to create mood boards; Debut, a
tool for assembling elements for presentation and mark up; and Kuler, a
tablet-based version of its Web-based palette-inspiration tool.

The apps are "introductory priced" at $9.99 each; I use the scare quotes
because Adobe hasn't yet revealed how long the introductory period lasts or
what the "real" price will be at that point. Because of constraints within the
app environment, there's no way to bundle the apps for some sort of discount.
That said, I find it irritating that, say, Kuler costs the same $10 as
Photoshop.

iOS versions of the apps are still ...

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