Adobe has announced that an update to Photoshop CC 2015 and the new Fuse CC (Preview) are now available for download.PHOTOSHOP CC 2015:The update to Photoshop CC is a major one with new Artboard capabilities, direct import of SVG files that can be rescaled, a touch interface enabling users to work directly on the screen with a stylus or finger, and Creative Cloud Libraries improvements.What’s New in Photoshop CC:? Design Space (Preview): Design Space is a workspace with new interactions and design-focused features that reduces clicks, mouse movements and clutter for designers – particularly those who are working on UI, mobile apps and websites.? Artboard Improvements: Now you can sort layers by artboard, use guides contained within artboards to precisely place elements, quickly add new artboards to a document, and access additional artboard preferences for a customized look and feel.? Customizable Toolbar: That’s right…you’ve been asking for this for years, and today that dream comes true.? Touch-Enabled Interface: Photoshop now delivers a great experience on touch devices, including Surface Pro. The new touchable interface offers larger tab targets, the ability to swipe to scrub Undo/Redo/History, two-finger scroll lists, five-finger tap for full-screen, a larger Preset option, and easy access to soft keys for CMD, Option, Shift, and more.? CC Libraries Improvements: Creative Cloud Libraries offer a more intuitive drag-and-drop experience; the ability to bulk import common content into a library; and the ability to add brushes directly from Photoshop. You can search for an element within a Library, and also search Adobe Stock assets and browse your search results directly from Photoshop.? Font Favorites: quickly find the font you need by flagging individual fonts as favorites? An improved Asset Export experience with support for all file formats (along with many other enhancements to this new feature area)? Expanded SVG support: now you can open and place native SVG content in your Photoshop designs? Glyph panel improvements so you can see your most recently used glyphs, choose to sort by Unicode value or Glyph ID, drag a glyph to generate a new type layer, create a vector path with Option-drag, and maintain a selected glyph when switching fontsShare Article:Facebook,   Twitter,   LinkedIn,   Google Plus,   Email,   Reddit,   Digg,   Delicious,   StumbleUponFollow iClarified:Facebook,   Twitter,   LinkedIn,   Google Plus,   Newsletter,   App Store,   YouTubeAdvertise Here

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