Adobe releases new mobile apps, updates desktop offerings at MAX

Adobe's unloaded some well-timed mobile apps as well as updates to desktop offerings at their yearly Adobe MAX creative pow-wow. Photoshop Fix and Capture CC, first demoed at last month's iPad Pro launch event, are now available as are updates to the entire suite of Creative Cloud applications.

Several of Adobe's apps, including the popular Photoshop CC, Lightroom CC, Illustrator CC, InDesign CC, and Premiere Pro CC are being updated with new Touch functionality usable on Windows tablets and Apple trackpad devices. Adobe Fuse CC is being added to existing Creative Cloud plans. You can find out more here.

Source: Adobe

Peggo converts YouTube and Soundcloud files to audio

Want to just listen to a long interview on YouTube while you do your chores? Peggo brings its app to Android so you can grab those YouTube videos and Soundcloud songs and turn these into audio that you can listen to offline. It’ll normalize the volume of the files you rip so it doesn’t come out too loud or too soft. It also removes the silences so it can cut down the file size and take out those long breaks for you. These files are saved at the highest bitrate possible so you don’t lose the quality. The app’s available in the Amazon App Store or you can grab the APK and sideload it.

Source: Lifehacker | Download: Peggo for Android (Free)

Instagram pins blame on Apple for its anti-nudity stance

We’re sure you’ve heard of the #freethenipple movement on Instagram. It’s a protest against Instagram who quickly pulls down posts with women’s nipples (weirdly enough they don’t do it for the males, but that's a different discussion altogether). They take these down even if the shot isn’t pornographic. Why do they do that? According to Instagram CEO Kevyn Systrom, it’s because of Apple. It’s done order to keep their existing 12+ rating and get a wider audience. Only apps with 17+ rating get to show explicit content. It’s worth noting though that Twitter has tons of porn accounts and posts even with its 4+ year old rating and the app’s still on the App Store.

Source: Business Insider + Mic | Via: Engadget

Block out comments on Safari with Shut Up

Annoyed by banal and inflammatory comments on sites? Or do you just hate that some of these eat up a lot of bandwidth and your time? A new iOS app called Shut Up can block out the comments section for you. When you enable it, you won’t be seeing the comments sections for a lot of popular web sites. But if there are some sites you want to see what intelligent conversations are going on in the comment section, you can pick those out and set them to always be on by default.

Source: Lifehacker | Download: iTunes App Store (Free)