Adobe Photoshop will soon be free to all users as a basic web-based version of the full photo editing app. This free edition is currently being trialed in Canada, where users can access Photoshop from ...

Browser-based tools often get a bad rep for being too stripped down, slow, or janky. I’ve tested a lot of browser-based design tools and image editors, and some definitely do feel like watered-down ...

"Photoshop on the Web" is still in beta and limited in its feature set. But the concept is still really cool. Adobe SHARE Adobe’s annual MAX conference is going on at the moment, which means a whole ...

Currently free, the Photoshop on the Web beta is an impressive feat — but seems aimed at casual users who need quick fixes and a simpler toolset, at least for now. In one of Adobe's more ambitious ...

Users of Google’s Chrome OS have been waiting years — and years, and years, Adobe — for the industry-standard Photoshop image editing tool to become available to them. Today that wait is finally over.

Adobe is bringing a limited version of Photoshop to the web browser, allowing users to make simple edits without having to have the full-blown software installed on their computer. The new web editor ...

Something to look forward to: As popular as Adobe Photoshop is, it's also notorious for its high entry price. Adobe may be trying to expand its userbase by lowering that barrier of entry with a free ...

Adobe’s Photoshop has been the dominant force in image editing for a quarter of a century, but now there are lots of good competitors – some free, some paid for, some even work in the browser Adobe’s ...