Adobe is planning to roll out its new Photoshop application in beta for smartphones which will be launched in September. The new application will not allow users to update pictures directly on the mobile phones but It will let users to upload their photos straight on the Photoshop.com users accounts from their phones right after those picture are taken.

Adobe has also rebranded its web form Photoshop Express to newly improved Photoshop.com. Motorola MOTO Q phones from Verizon and Samsung, Blackjack from AT&T and Palm Treo model will support initially the Photoshop.com application.

Adobe also launched photoshop Element 7 and Premiere Elements 7 for windows. The both soft wares are now make it easier and affordable for users to edit pictures with just click of Photoshop and Premier. Both Applications will be priced at $100 if you buy it separately or $150 in a bundle.

The users can buy Photoshop plus membership for $50 per year but basic membership will be offered to users for no charge. Free membership comes with 5GB of storage space, seasonal artwork and themed templates. With $50 membership, user can get 20 GB of space which is enough for 15,000 photos, four hours of DVD-quality videos or combination of both, According to Adobe.

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