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Adobe Document Cloud is a cloud storage service for storing and accessing PDF files remotely. It's included in Adobe's collection of tools and mobile apps for working with PDF files and other documents. You can use these tools wherever you are on most devices. Adobe Document Cloud is included in the Adobe Creative Cloud package. Canceling your Creative Cloud subscription cancels the benefits gained with Document Cloud.
How to cancel your Adobe Creative Cloud subscription
Suspend your Creative Cloud subscription if you have found solid Adobe app alternatives
Since its introduction in 2013, Adobe has steadily increased Creative Cloud subscription prices. While Adobe's asking price is justifiable for professionals and design studios, consumers and designers in their early careers may not find much value in Adobe's offerings. If you signed up for a trial or monthly plan to check Creative Cloud apps and don't wish to continue, cancel your active subscription from Adobe's official website.
Although capable Lightroom alternatives are available, most professionals stick with Adobe's offering due to its tight integration with other company apps, the cloud storage that syncs photos between devices, and the long list of features that turn boring photos into mesmerizing ones. One of the convenient Lightroom features is the ability to create custom presets to speed up your editing process.
Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator are coming to the web with big Chromebook implications
Take that, Windows
Chrome OS has a ton of great things going for it, but access to familiar software tools has long been a sore point. We've got Android apps, sure, and more recently Linux programs, but for a large part users on Chrome OS are restricted to using whatever's available on the web. That's meant no programs like Photoshop and Illustrator for Chromebooks ... at least, until now. Chromebook users (and web users in general) will be glad to know Adobe is launching a web edition for both Photoshop and Illustrator, so your Windows friends can finally stop mocking you for not having a "real computer."
Gboard is bringing screenshots to the clipboard for easier sharing
Google's on-screen keyboard goes from strength to strength
Gboard is probably one of Google's best Android apps — it's constantly evolving and gaining useful new features. Last year, its clipboard was expanded to allow for easier copying and pasting of images, and now screenshots are being added into the mix for your convenience.
Adobe Lightroom CC is one of the most competent mobile photo editors out there, and it's gained some additional functionality today. The app has been updated to version 3.4, adding new RAW Profiles, Camera Matching Profiles, and Creative Profiles. The update also adds sliders for sharpness control and film grain simulation, among other improvements.
For years, Adobe Lightroom has been the editor of choice for photographers. As opposed to Photoshop, which is more designed for pixel-level editing and layered images, Lightroom is geared towards manipulating photos. It's non-destructive, meaning that any changes can be easily reversed, and all of your edits are kept in the app's catalog.