Photoshop for the iPhone
Not the latest of news, but I had to make a video on this app! Photoshop comes to the iPhone/iPod, in fantastic fashion! The UI is superb and is really great to use - incredibly user-friendly. When using the app I had a go with all of the effects, and I have to say there isn't a single one that I don't like. The app works wonders in filling gaps that the iPhone probably should have included in the first place - such as Cropping, Rotating and Flipping.
So all in all, What do I think of Adobe's app? It's very good and I give it a 9.5/10. Check it out and you won't regret it, you can even upload the photos directly to your Adobe Account. Clearly don't expect the same as the computer photoshop, but for our favourite devices it really works wonders.
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HavokHarr
Harley Thorne Dec 14, 2009 at 11:49 AM in Applications tagged app review, applications, iphone, photoshop 
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Over 100,000 apps. Let's be honest. That's a lot of crap. Luckily there are some quality apps like EA's Tiger Woods PGA Tour, $4.99. The game play is intuitive and graphics are great. The only downside, no online play?? Come on EA – an online Leaderboard would be huge. Imagine the bragging rights! This is an amazing app with just about every feature a serious fan could hope for out of an iPhone golf game. There are 126 holes on seven courses (Pebble Beach, St Andrews, TPC Sawgrass, The K Club, Doral, Fancourt TPC Boston), real golfers like Tiger, Vijay and Annika, invitationals and tournaments, and a control scheme that truly feels great. Adding spin to the ball is easy and hitting is like Golden Tee. 
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