An updated version of Adobe's Creative Cloud is now available.
According to Adobe, the Creative Cloud release re-imagines the creative process through a set of "CC" desktop applications, cross-device collaboration and publishing capabilities. Files can be stored and shared through Creative Cloud, on Mac OS, Windows, iOS and Android, as well as through the newly integrated Behance, says Adobe.
"We've added a new innovation to all our CC desktop apps, like Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign. These apps include new features that enhance productivity, streamline the effort to build mobile content, and showcase some stunning new imaging and video science," said David Wadhwani, senior VP and GM of digital media at Adobe.
"In addition to the traditional areas of innovation, these apps are now connected to the publishing and community features integral to the Creative Cloud experience with more updates coming to Creative Cloud throughout the year; we can't wait to see the work our customers are going to deliver," he adds.
Creative Cloud offers enhanced services that build and power Web sites, mobile apps, tablet publications, online portfolios and content for virtually any medium and device, Adobe says.
The company adds that the update to Creative Cloud's core features include the Creative Cloud desktop app, which syncs the creative world across the desktop, Web site, mobile device, as well as Behance with integrated Creative Cloud.
Members are able to publish their own portfolios, follow other creatives, publish work in progress from within a growing number of CC apps and solicit feedback from the worldwide creative community, according to Adobe.
The company reports that current Creative Cloud members receive the update as part of their existing membership, at no extra cost. Special promotional pricing is available to existing customers who own CS3 or later. Individual, education, team, government and enterprise membership plans are also available.
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