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Adobe MAX 2019: New apps, updates, and more

Shantanu Narayen Chairman, President and CEO of Adobe, gives his keynote speech to a room of 13,000 marketers on changing the world through digital experiences at Adobe Summit an industry leading digital marketing event, at the Venetian on Tuesday, March 27, 2018, in Las Vegas. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Invision for Adobe/AP Images)

Yesterday at Adobe MAX 2019, Adobe announced the next generation of its Creative Cloud; including many new apps and updates.

“Today’s announcements redefine the creative experience for everyone—not only seasoned professionals, but also the next generation of designers, photographers, filmmakers and illustrators,” said Scott Belsky, Adobe’s chief product officer and executive vice president for the Creative Cloud, in a press release.

Same apps, new devices

A big theme of Adobe’s announcements was making its tools more accessible to creators, no matter where they are. It was in that light that Adobe announced that a few of its major offerings will now be available on new devices including:

Creating in AR

With the launch of its brand-new app, Adobe Aero, Adobe is allowing its creators to use the power of AR in their work.

Built using feedback from the beta test that Adobe launched last year as well as the Adobe AR Residency program, Adobe Aero allows users to create and share AR experiences without the need for coding skills.

“The thing I like about working in interactive media is that you can bring things off the screen and into the real world, and you can really cause this amazing effect in people where they don’t realize how this is possible,” said Gabe Barcia-Colombo, a mixed-media artist and Adobe AR Resident.

Aero is being released as a free mobile iOS app for phones and tablets.

Other updates and new features

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