About 4 months ago, Adobe officially announced the launch of its new Creative Cloud subscription service, which gives the company's users the ability to pay one monthly fee for access to virtually all of the company's professional tools. Since then, Adobe launched two minor updates for Creative Cloud, including the addition of Lightroom 4 in June and an update to the Collage tool in July. Today, however, the company is launching its first major feature update to Creative Cloud and is also announcing a few updates that are coming in September. The focus of today's updates is on Edge, the company's HTML5 tool for creating animated web content and Muse, Adobe's website-building tool aimed at print designers.
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