Adobe kills off its photo-sharing service Revel

Macworld
Nov 20, 2015, 12:01 am2.6k ptsInteresting
First it was called Adobe Carousel. Then it was renamed Adobe Revel. But regardless of the moniker, it was the company’s cloud-based platform for amateur photographers to privately save and share photos and videos free from prying eyes. And soon it will cease to exist. Adobe has announced that Revel’s run is…

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