Photoshop 1.0 Recreated On iPhone

Dotnaught writes "Photoshop co-creator Russell Brown asked Ansca Mobile to re-create Photoshop 1.0, originally introduced in 1990, for the iPhone. The resulting app, created in three days using the Corona SDK, was distributed to 50 attendees of an event celebrating Photoshop's 20th anniversary. Programmer Evan Kirchhoff in a blog post explains that Ansca took the project on to prove its claims about how Corona makes iPhone development faster."

Well...

[Mike Hicks]

...I suppose I'm the only person who wants someone to recreate Claris CAD.

Re:Unimpressed

[Sulphur]

The iPhone can do doom, quite easily. And Wolfenstein. And Quake. Hell, my third generation iPod can run Doom

We need an iCar app, or we're Doomed.

Re:Photoshop without patent problems!

[Evan Kirchhoff]

To be clear, this was done for the official Photoshop anniversary event, and demoed by Russell Brown at that show. The number of copies we gave out afterwards was limited by Apple's ad-hoc install process for iPhone dev accounts. A wider release would obviously involve some lawyers signing off on things, not to mention all the interface style guide violations in putting 1990 Mac UI on iPhone (I have no idea how App Store reviewers would react to that!)

Photoshop of a Monochrome Mac?

[marciot]

Photoshop 1.0 actually ran on a B&W Mac? Seriously? What's the point in that?

Although, if anyone know where I can find a copy of this for my Mac Plus, let me know...