The Web site for building and browsing five-color sets once again can create color schemes from uploaded photos. With the Android app gone, the Web site is the only Kuler option for Android device ...

Adobe has released the Kuler iOS app for creating color themes on the iPhone. Designers can use Kuler to generate color palettes with help from the iPhone’s camera. The app and new Kuler website were ...

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Adobe has released a new public beta for the Web version of its Kuler color palette app. Headlining this update, Adobe has finally brought back the ability to upload an image and automatically extract ...

After being announced in 2011, and promoted earlier in May, Adobe's Kuler color-picking iOS app hit the App Store on Thursday, offering an easy method for artists to capture and modify color swatches ...

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We talked about the free Kuler app and website during our live Adobe MAX 2013 coverage but today the app is officially out for iPhone (and other iOS devices with a camera)… Adobe announced the app’s ...

Kuler was an application we've seen before and was released on labs last year. It is mentioned as the first of many Rich Internet Applications coming and it sounds like these RIAs will tie very ...

Originally announced in October 2011, Adobe has finally released its Adobe Kuler color theme generation app for iPhone. The app was to be part of a new suite of mobile apps for Adobe, meant to enhance ...

Adobe kuler is a flash-based web application from Adobe Labs that lets users create and share color schemes based on predefined color formulas, or by mixing their own using an interactive color wheel.

As designers, we pretty much accept Adobe’s Big Four apps as our tools of choice in creating brochures, flyers, ads, and Web sites. But Adobe has offered another tool for quite some time that should ...