
Back in 2013, Adobe launched a popular photo-editing application called Photoshop Touch in the iOS App Store for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad users to manipulate images with desktop-quality editing tools.
As Adobe continues focusing its efforts on individual mobile applications, and with Creative Cloud, the company has announced on Thursday that it plans to pull Adobe Photoshop Touch from the iOS App Store on May 28th, leaving users who already own the application without any further updates.
Adobe encourages those who already have the application to continue using it for their needs, but notes that it won't get any new features or updates for bug fixes in the future due to the company moving to fragmented applications, such as Photoshop Mix, Photoshop Sketch, and various other Creative Cloud-compatible Adobe apps.
Adobe also announces that they're working a future application, codenamed "Project Rigel" that will be available in the later half of 2015:
It's a sad announcement for those that enjoy the all-in-one power of Photoshop Touch rather than having to download all sorts of applications on their device for mediocre functionality, but fortunately, Pixelmator is launching an iPhone version of its photo-editing application later on this year. Pixelmator is a huge competitor of Adobe Photoshop and today's announcement will give even more users a reason to jump ship.
Sources: Adobe
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