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Matt Simon / Wired : How PlantVillage app uses AI to identify plant diseases and satellite data provided by the UN to monitor the growth of crops for small-scale farmers in Kenya   —  CLIMATE CHANGE IS the most horrific threat our species has ever known: No matter how powerful you are or how much money you have …

South China Morning Post : How a 14-year-old developer from Hong Kong built Timeless, an app that uses an AI and facial recognition to help Alzheimer's patients identify people in photos   —  For many teenagers, their lives typically might revolve around schoolwork and spending time with friends.  Not so for Emma Yang.

Jeffrey Westling / Techdirt : Today's fear mongering about AI-enabled “deep fakes” is similar to the end of truth panic that followed the Photoshop launch in the early nineties   —  In just a few short months, “deep fakes” are striking fear in technology experts and lawmakers.

Kiran Stacey / Financial Times : Cisco joins Apple in praising Europe's GDPR and calling for similar regulations in the US   —  Cisco has joined Apple in calling for a US version of the European General Data Protection regulation, underlining the divisions among big technology companies over how to tackle privacy concerns.

Nimble Text Creation Tool for Lightroom and Photoshop! (PRWeb December 17, 2018) Read the full story at https://www.prweb.com/releases/digital_film_tools_releases_markup/prweb15988166.htm

Greater Than Gatsby, a market leader in digital photography editing tools such as Photoshop Actions and Lightroom Presets, announces its largest ever Cyber Monday sale & 3 Camera Giveaway. (PRWeb November 26, 2018) Read the full story at https://www.prweb.com/releases/biggest_cyber_monday_ever_60_off_sale_from_greater_than_gatsby_3_camera_giveaway/prweb15945396.htm

Greater Than Gatsby, a market leader in digital photography editing tools such as Photoshop Actions and Lightroom Presets, announces it’s annual Black Friday Sale, it’s biggest ever. (PRWeb November 12, 2018) Read the full story at https://www.prweb.com/releases/biggest_gatsby_sale_ever_save_60_off_during_greater_than_gatsbys_black_friday_sale/prweb15906652.htm

Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch : Source: Apple did not acquire music analytics startup Asaii but instead hired its founders to work on Apple Music   —  On the heels of news of not one but two acquisitions from Apple last week, a report surfaced yesterday that Apple had picked up yet another company, the music analytics startup Asaii …

At its big MAX 2018 shindig, Adobe unveiled a host of new apps for content creators on the go, including a new video editor called Premiere Rush CC for YouTubers and Photoshop CC for iPad. It also unveiled Project Aero, a new AR app designed for arti...

The Adobe Max conference brought a taste of Adobe's cross-device version of Photoshop, art spin-off Project Gemini and a deluge of Creative Cloud updates.

It’s no secret that Adobe is currently in the process of modernizing its Creative Cloud apps and bringing them to every major platform. Today, the company is using its Max conference in Los Angeles today to officially announce Photoshop CC for the iPad . Sadly, you won’t be able to try it today, but come 2019, you’ll be able to retouch all of your images right on the iPad. And while it won’t feature ever feature of the desktop from the get-go, the company promises that it’ll add them over time. As with all of Adobe’s releases, Photoshop for iPad will play nicely with all other versions of Photoshop and sync all the changes you make to PSD files across devices. Unsurprisingly, the user experience has been rethought from the ground up and redesigned for touch. It’ll feature most of the standard Photoshop image editing tools and the layers panel. Of course, it’ll also support your digital stylus. Adobe says the iPad version shares the same code base as Photoshop for the desktop, “so there’s no compromises on power and performance or editing results.” For now, though, that’s pretty much all we know about Photoshop CC on the iPad. For more, we’ll have to wait until 2019. In a way though, that’s probably all you need to know. Adobe has long said that it wants to enable its users to do their work wherever they are. Early on, that meant lots of smaller specialized apps that synced with the larger Creative Cloud ecosystem, but now it looks as if the company is moving toward bringing full versions of its larger monoliths like Photoshop to mobile, too.

It’s no secret that Adobe is currently in the process of modernizing its Creative Cloud apps and bringing them to every major platform. Today, the company is using its Max conference in Los Angeles today to officially announce Photoshop CC for the iPad . Sadly, you won’t be able to try it today, but come 2019, you’ll be able to retouch all of your images right on the iPad. And while it won’t feature ever feature of the desktop from the get-go, the company promises that it’ll add them over time. As with all of Adobe’s releases, Photoshop for iPad will play nicely with all other versions of Photoshop and sync all the changes you make to PSD files across devices. Unsurprisingly, the user experience has been rethought from the ground up and redesigned for touch. It’ll feature most of the standard Photoshop image editing tools and the layers panel. Of course, it’ll also support your digital stylus. Adobe says the iPad version shares the same code base as Photoshop for the desktop, “so there’s no compromises on power and performance or editing results.” For now, though, that’s pretty much all we know about Photoshop CC on the iPad. For more, we’ll have to wait until 2019. In a way though, that’s probably all you need to know. Adobe has long said that it wants to enable its users to do their work wherever they are. Early on, that meant lots of smaller specialized apps that synced with the larger Creative Cloud ecosystem, but now it looks as if the company is moving toward bringing full versions of its larger monoliths like Photoshop to mobile, too.

Adobe have announced major updates to Creative Cloud applications including Photoshop CC, Lightroom CC, Illustrator CC, InDesign CC, Premiere Pro CC and Adobe XD. They've also unveiled Premiere Rush CC (pictured), the first all-in-one, easy-to-use video editing app for social media creators, and previewed new iPad versions of Adobe Photoshop CC and Project Gemini, a drawing app.

Tourbox is an advanced controller with customized creative inputs to simplify and optimize control of Photoshop, Lightroom, and other software. TourBox is launching soon on Kickstarter with discounts of to 50% Off retail price for early adopters.

Get a 1-year membership to Adobe Creative Cloud Photography plan, worth £119, when purchasing either an X-Rite i1Display Pro, i1Photographer Kit, ColorMunki Photographer Kit or i1Studio.