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Originally announced in October 2011, Adobe has finally released its Adobe Kuler color theme generation app for iPhone.
The app was to be part of a new suite of mobile apps for Adobe, meant to enhance the desktop experience for desktop artists. Currently, only three of the six apps have been released, Photoshop Touch, Ideas, and Kuler.
Adobe® Kuler lets you capture color inspiration anywhere you find it. Capture colors from a mural, garden, or wherever you happen to be with a snap of your iPhone camera. Browse, create, and customize themes for your designs – all on your phone.
The color themes you create with the Kuler app can be synced to the Kuler website, an online community for color enthusiasts, for use with other Adobe applications such as Illustrator and Adobe Ideas.
Whether you’re a designer, artist, developer, hobbyist, craft maker, or just somebody who loves color, Kuler will transform your phone into the ultimate color inspiration tool.
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Adobe Kuler is a free download for the iPhone on the App Store. [Direct Link]
Top Rated Comments
(View all)Tired of being able to open phone apps in fullscreen on an Android tablet and it looking horrible at 2x on an iPad. I mean, COME ON! If Apple already had the APIs for apps to just fill whatever space, why isn't this possible on the iPad? Why can Instagram look good on a 7" tablet and not on an iPad Mini?
SERIOUS question! I've used Kuler on my Kindle Fire before with no issues.
Glad to have this, but when is Apple going to let us calibrate our iOS device screens? Would love to manually tweak it, or even better, use my ColorMunki calibrator on it.
I thought the color gamut was near 100% accurate on these retina displays, how to improve on perfection?
If Apple already had the APIs for apps to just fill whatever space, why isn't this possible on the iPad?
The problem is that auto-layout didn't exist in earlier versions of iOS, and the implementation in the current version is weak. It is difficult to use and not very flexible.
On the other hand, a robust layout management system has been built into Android since day one. So it is much easier to write apps for Android that scale to arbitrary device dimensions.
Don't get me wrong - I love iOS. The lack of a decent auto-layout system is actually my biggest gripe with it.
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Its possible on the iPad, but developers have to put it in the code. Why they don't is beyond me.
Developers don't do it because it is not as easy as it should be. Apple really needs to improve the development experience in this area.
Glad to have this, but when is Apple going to let us calibrate our iOS device screens? Would love to manually tweak it, or even better, use my ColorMunki calibrator on it.
Youre just looking at it wrong.