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Since its release in 1990, not only has Photoshop gone on to become the market leader across Macs and PCs alike, but it has given life to a whole new way of creating media. No longer only used for simply editing and fixing photos, now full-blown pieces of art can be created; photomanipulations and digital artistry are among some of the respected forms of digital art. In this latest edition of Photoshop Tips, Tricks & Fixes we aim to show you the full spectrum of what it is this amazing …

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Suitable for all Android devices, the founders of Photoshop Creative magazine proudly unveil the ultimate Android guide, Android for Beginners.
The 320-page bookazine is filled with step-by-step guides and tutorials for every Android device.
The bookazine coincides with the launch of Photoshop Touch for smartphones – an app version of Adobe’s leading image editing software, Photoshop.
First launched on tablets only, Photoshop Touch came to both Android and Apple smartphones earlier this year, allowing users to edit images on the go.
Despite ease-of-use being at the forefront of app developer’s minds, new and existing …

If you haven’t noticed already, the lovely tech people have uploaded a reader survey for you to fill in at your leisure. The purpose of this is to get to know you guys better so we can tailor the mag more specifically to your wants and needs. Reader input contributes to so much of the mag, so trust us when we say your thoughts and comments are noted. There’s nothing too testing in there, just a few multiple choice questions about what you like and dislike. So when you’ve got …