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Use Adobe Photoshop on iPhone, Android phones for $4.99

Some Applications are indispensable to a buyer and he/she wants that application, irrespective of which smartphone or tablet he/she is buying. These application are usually the productivity and professional applications; based on the profession of the buyer. Some examples of these apps are Office, Pagemaker, Photoshop etc.

iPhone and Android smartphone buyers, always wanted a Photoshop app for their respective devices; Adobe has finally brought one. Adobe has released a version of Photoshop Touch for the iPhone and Android smartphones. The photo editing application for iPhone and Android smartphones has almost identical set of features as the tablet app (available for some time now). Although the overall experience has been customized specifically for smaller displays.

What the Photoshop Touch for the iPhone and Android smartphones offers:

Just like the Tablet version, the smartphone version features core Photoshop features like layers, adjustments, filters and advanced selection tools. That apart, the app has features like Scribble Selection to enable high-precision selections using just your finger, Camera Fill which lets you blend your camera feed with different layers. Since these use the touch functionality of the devices  the features are just a continuation from the Tab app.

Some notable features you will specially check out are: Color Drops, Acrylic Paint and a brand new filter called Ripple.

Other Key Offerings:

The Photoshop Touch for the iPhone and Android smartphones also offers:

- Supports Adobe Creative Cloud , comes with a free 2GB of storage space. This is to allow the users begin a creation on smartphone, save it in Cloud and access it for further work from the tablet.

Price of Photoshop Touch for the iPhone and Android smartphones:

Adobe Photoshop Touch is available now in the Apple App Store and on Google Play for $4.99.

Compatibly Photoshop Touch for the iPhone and Android smartphones:

For iPhone users, at least an iPhone 4S or newer and iOS 6.0 or later. The fifth-generation iPod touch is also supported. Android owners will need version 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or later to run the app.

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Anil Singh Thursday, February 28, 2013
Design Approval System WordPress Plugin Review
Design Approval System is a free WordPress plugin from Slick Remix. It aims to provide a more efficient and effective method for showcasing and sending the preview or draft version of a design to a client. The latest version of the plugin is compatible with WordPress 3.0 and above.


Imagine that you are a graphic designer and you want to show a draft of your latest project to your client or customer. Without the plugin, you would normally email the image of the draft design as you wait for your client’s approval. That could be quite underwhelming especially when you’re trying to boost your credibility as a graphic design professional. However, if you decide to use the Design Approval System plugin by Slick Remix, you will be able to use your WordPress blog to publish your ‘design posts’.

How It Works

The plugin is very easy to use. After installation, you will be prompted to customize the appearance of your plugin by providing your company’s name, email address and logo. You are also allowed to customize the texts that you want to appear on the design post. After which, you can create your first ‘design post’. Just look for the ‘Add New’ design post option on the Design Approval System panel of your Dashboard. It is like creating a new post sans the lengthy paragraphs. You will upload the image or screenshot of your design instead of typing some words. Plus, you are required to fill the blank fields with your client’s name, email, project due date, design title, etc. Once done, you can publish and view your post. You may then click the ‘send email’ button (located under the ‘Designer’s Notes’) and the plugin will automatically send an email to your client/s prompting them to accept or deny the design that you have posted on your blog.

Wrap-Up

It doesn’t matter if you’re a graphic designer, a custom WP template maker, a photographer or a web developer. As long as you have something that you want to showcase or deliver in a more efficient manner, you can definitely take advantage of the plugin’s cool features. Plus, it’s a good way to show that you can professionally manage your projects. There will be times wherein you will encounter a couple of errors or glitches but that can be easily resolved by tweaking your plugin settings or by simply reloading the post. Thus, the Design Approval System plugin deserves to have an overall rating of 9 out 10 stars.

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Kent Maureen Monday, August 13, 2012
Celebrated Macintosh Artist launches New Book for Designers, nerds and fans
Noted Silicon Valley Iconographer, Susan Kare, has launched a New Book “Susan Kare: ICONS”.

“Susan Kare: ICONS” book is a Compilation of Many of the Most Beloved and Familiar Icons Created Over the Last 27 Years. Selected Icons From the Book Are Also Available as Signed, Limited Edition Prints— Including Original Macintosh and Steve Jobs Portrait Icons.

About the new book:

The new book features 80 of Kare’s most popular icons created between 1983-2011. The book comprises a collection of original Apple icons including: the Bomb, Watch cursor, Smiling Macintosh, and Moof the Dogcow—and the 1983 and 2011 portrait icons of Steve Jobs, among others.

The 166 page Susan Kare: ICONS welcomes any budding graphic designer with a “Smiling Macintosh” on its cover. Priced at $39.95, provides a curated look at 80 of Kare's favorite icons created between 1983 and 2011. A magnified view allows the reader to see how the icons were crafted, pixel-by-pixel, with notes by the artist accompanying selected images. The book also displays the icons at their familiar sizes, and features an introductory essay by Steve Silberman, "Signposts in New Space".

About Susan Kare:

Susan Kare, the noted Silicon Valley interface designer, is the designer of many icons, typefaces and graphics that have been seen daily by millions since the early 1980s —from the command symbol on the Apple keyboard to over 1000 Facebook virtual gifts— along with design work for companies such as PayPal, Glam Media, Microsoft, and Fossil.

Susan Kare is one of the Macintosh team's most auspicious early hires, back in 1984.

Proving her recruitment as the right decision, Susan created the engaging original icons for the Mac. Working in the Macintosh software group, Kare designed user interface graphics and fonts. No wonder her business cards still read "Macintosh Artist." Following her time at Apple, Kare joined Steve Jobs at NeXT Computer as the Creative Director, and hired her design hero, Paul Rand, to create the NeXT logo.

According to the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Susan Kare is “a pioneering and influential computer iconographer. Since 1983, Kare has designed thousands of icons for the world’s leading technology companies. Utilizing a minimalist grid of pixels and constructed with mosaic-like precision, her icons communicate their function immediately and memorably, with wit and style.”

Kare graduated from Mount Holyoke College and received MA and Ph.D. degrees from New York University. An avid surfer and skier, she lives in Northern California with her three sons, and two Australian Shepherds.

Susan Kare User Interface Graphics is a digital design practice in San Francisco, California. ---------

Anil Singh Wednesday, November 30, 2011