After Adobe jumped into the wonderful world of web apps with their lightweight version of Photoshop, dubbed Photoshop Express , they’re releasing Photoshop Mobile as a free beta for US-based owners of Windows Mobile-based phones. Yes, that sounds like a lot of restrictions, and I honestly cannot understand why only US-based users (which excludes me) can use the software, but it’ll give me a wonderful opportunity to go hard on them without even trying the thing out. Just kidding. In any case, the mobile version of Photoshop (take that with a grain of salt, you can’t work on your 100+ layer illustration on your mobile just yet) gives you the ability to upload photos from your phone to your Photoshop account, with 2GB of storage space; access photos from anywhere you are and share them with your friends. Yes, there are already dozens of applications that offer this functionality, but I reckon that Photoshop Mobile is probably as good a choice as any. ---Related Articles at Mashable | All That's New on the Web: Adobe’s Web-Based Photoshop Express On Its Way More Previews of Adobe’s Online Photoshop Express Microsoft Licenses Flash Lite; Whoa, What About Silverlight? The Daily Poll: Battle of the Online Photo Editing Tools Beware of PDF Files! Adobe Security Vulnerability Found. Adobe Photoshop Online Picnik Sets its Image-Editor Free, For All ...
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