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Euphoria reaches 8.5 million viewers in a disappointing season finale

The third season of Euphoria has been an absolute flop. Disdained by critics and vilified by viewers, it seems to have only pleased a small group of fans. But that doesn’t mean it has been a failure in all areas. Hate also sells, and that seems to be the case, because Euphoria has ended up with 8.7 million views between HBO and HBO Max in just three days. A series with good numbers While HBO does not provide general audience data, we do know that the first episode of the season garnered 8.5 million views […]

The third season of Euphoria has been an absolute flop. Disdained by critics and vilified by viewers, it seems to have only pleased a small group of fans. But that doesn’t mean it has been a failure in all areas. Hate also sells, and that seems to be the case, because Euphoria has ended up with 8.7 million views between HBO and HBO Max in just three days.

A series with good numbers

Although HBO does not provide general audience data, we do know that the first episode of the season garnered 8.5 million views in its first three days and that this was a 44% increase compared to the premiere of the second season. This represents a significant improvement over its previous numbers.

In any case, that doesn’t mean they are great numbers. By comparison, The Pitt reached 9.7 million views in its finale in the first three days since its airing. Although with a particularity. The figures for The Pitt measure only viewers within the US, while those for Euphoria measure viewers from around the world, which leaves a somewhat less enthusiastic situation for what was, until now, HBO’s darling.

While there is no news about a fourth season of Euphoria, HBO keeps the door open to the possibility. Although the end of the third season felt like a conclusion for the series, it wouldn’t be the first time that, after such a closure, a series returns with a new season. So it will be interesting to see what conclusions the network executives draw from the numbers of Euphoria. And from the lack of enthusiasm from critics and a significant portion of the fans.

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Adobe’s big push makes the Creative Cloud more mobile

Adobe Creative Cloud is getting a massive overhaul with new tools and a major mobile push.

At today’s Adobe Max event, the company behind some of our favorite apps announced a massive push to mobile, bringing desktop aces to our handheld devices. Among the biggest bombshells: a full version of Photoshop for the iPad in 2019.

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The Adobe team emphasized that the iPad Photoshop is not some scaled-down version: it’s the full suite of all the traditional Photoshop tools, just made friendly for the tablet.

Another big announcement was the creation of Adobe Premiere Rush, a mobile video editing tool.

Premiere Rush will allow you to edit video and audio on the go, even adding titles to your project. Adobe emphasizes that the app was created with flexibility in mind, so you might start your project on your phone, make more edits on your iPad, and finish it on your desktop. (Or reverse the whole process if it suits you.)

Starting next year, you’ll also be able to get your hands on Project Gemini, a drawing and painting app that literally caused the Max audience to gasp. As demonstrated, you can use lots of different brushes that appear to lay down real paint. It even smudges as you push the brush around.

Unlike real paint, Project Gemini paint stays “wet” until you command it to “dry.” And yes, you can do watercolor, too.

The new Adobe Illustrator brings all kinds of cool features, including some sweet freeform gradients to make your artwork even smoother.

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Adobe is also hyped about augmented reality, so they’re rolling out Project Aero, a way for creators to bring their AR ideas to life.

For app creators, Adobe is excited about the enhancements to its XD app. If you plan on developing apps or mobile websites, XD will make it easier. You can even add voice commands, which is how we know we’re living in the future.

Over two and a half hours at the Adobe Max keynote, we were treated to excellent enhancements to existing desktop Creative Cloud favorites, sweet-looking mobile versions of those classics, and exciting new tools for the media of the future. There’s never been a better time to be a creator.

Click here to see all the updates to the Creative Cloud apps. If you’d like to watch the full Adobe event from today, you can see it here:

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Softonic and Adobe are extremely happy to offer you a great chance to win a fantastic prize. One lucky winner will win a complete subscription to all Adobe Creative Cloud apps for a whole year. The complete subscription comes with total access to over 20 creative programs including Photoshop CC, Adobe Illustrator CC, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Illustrator. On top of all that, the subscription comes with 100GB of cloud space to store all your artistic creations and supporting files.

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