Adobe creative cloud 2016 - whats to come

We're just as excited as everyone else to find out what Adobe creative cloud has in store for us in 2016.

What to expect from Adobe Creative Cloud in 2016, it's looking like it's going to be a year for more mobile apps, better stock media and better tools for larger companies as well as home users.

Vice President Mala Sharma revealed in a conference call to a selection of journalists recently that the companies future plans were broad and emphasis on more mobile tools. The main desktop tools such as Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign & After effects were barely mentioned, with the exception of the new user interface design which we're expecting to see some tweaks on in early 2016.

Mobile apps are a large proportion of Adobe creative cloud's future plans, and Apple made a big deal about targeting creative pros with its iPad Pro at the launch of the new smaller model earlier this week.

From using the tool, I doubt it would need the performance only found on a laptop that you'd need to run Photoshop or Illustrator. So why no XD for iOS?

Adobe's VP is looking to the future and predicts a time when applications aren't just limited to single features, but fully comprehensive tools that can be used on the move or during meetings for immediate revisions. These new features would sync the projects you're working on to the cloud so that you can continue work back at your studio or even during the meeting itself.

From Adobe's current app line-up, we're still some distance from there - but most creatives would like to be able to work from iPad to desktop as effortlessly as they can with email, Slack or Evernote.