After two months of testing, Google and Adobe have finally offered a glimpse at their ‘Project Photoshop Streaming’.
The two technology giants first announced their efforts to bring Photoshop to the browser in September. Currently, ‘Photoshop Streaming’ is only available for the educational sector for trial over the next six months, with no word on when it will be made widely available.
‘Photoshop Streaming’ works via any Chrome browser and even the Chromebook, while files are accessed off Google Drive. Since it is still in beta phase and does not yet run on a GPU, certain features such as the 3D functionality are not available.
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[via VentureBeat]