Google ’s Chrome OS will before long be graced with Adobe ’s Creative Suite , start with streaming accession to Photoshop .

According toan announcement on Google ’s web log , the Adobe Creative Cloud will now be “ fully integrated ” into Google Drive , allowing for unseamed update and easy downloads .

Photoshop will be the first overhaul to make its way to Chromebooks and Google line the software as a “ streaming version , ” which runs straight from the swarm . However , the station say this is “ initially ” the first variation , meaning maybe more plans are in the works . Adobe ’s termed this Chrome OS partnership as “ Project Photoshop Streaming , ” a genus Beta for select participants . Here ’s some of the featuresAdobelists :

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Creative tools : rain cats and dogs access to Photoshop with other mathematical product come soon

memory access from any Windows twist with a Chrome browser app or from a Chromebook

eruditeness tools : access code to Adobe Education Exchange acquisition content and in - app Learning panel called ‘ Learn Now . ’

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The beta version currently only extends to North America - based Adobe training customer , so this could be a gambit for Google to strengthen its clench as the go - to choice for in - classroom technology , instead of Windows machine oriPads . [ GoogleviaThe wand ]

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