The Adobe Creative Cloud will offer 20GB of online storage for your files, allowing you to transfer graphics work among your devices. Adobe intends to develop Creative Cloud as an inexpensive service that allows access to all of Adobe's products. It won't only involve the Touch Apps, but access to other Adobe's products, such as Photoshop and InDesign. We won't know until November how affordable it is, but the Touch App price of $9.99 each is a good sign that it may be within reach of the average small business.

The integration of Adobe Touch Apps with the Creative Cloud is necessary, since that's where you'll be getting all of your personal work files from when using a Touch App.

The app that will be of greatest interest is Adobe Photoshop Touch. From the app you can either open local images stored on your tablet or retrieve them from the Creative Cloud. Additionally, you can get images from other sources, such as Google Image Search or Facebook. (Google Image Search allows you to search by color and by copyright.)

Once you've found your images, you can bring up the familiar standby Photoshop tools, which offer basic Photoshop functionality. You can crop, apply effects, use layers and gradients, and apply text. There's even a new Scribble tool, similar to the Magic Wand, which allows you to broadly define an area from which you need to remove the background, then refine the edges.

The rest of the Touch Apps look interesting, but are mostly specialist applications for different industries. The only one that speaks to all creative fields is , which lets you make presentations using original Creative Suite files. helps designers create mood boards, is a vector-based drawing tool, and is a color theme generator.