We have some great sessions planned, and even more cool new features updates coming, which we’ll be sharing more about in the coming months. We have had a busy year so far, but we’re not slowing down now! We are halfway to MAX 2022 and we are so excited to see you in person again this October. We’re excited to share that anyone who wants access to premium shapes, brushes and more can now get Fresco for just $9.99 a year. Fresco has always been free, but as more people are looking for new ways to create, we want to ensure that our premium features are even more accessible. Whether picking up a new lockdown hobby, finding a new stress reliever, or making it a habit of drawing at home with their kids, drawing has become a priority for many new users in the last few years. In fall of 2019, we never could have known how the world would change in the months that followed, but since then we have seen more and more people falling in love with drawing. They could very easily throw a version on Android, but there's a good chnce it could be so buggy that its unusable for most users, giving the app a bad rep.It’s been a non-stop journey of improvement and growth for Fresco. Its taking longer, because they want to make sure its usable. No slight to Windows or Android, but the more variation of the versions of a device OS you get, the more difficult it is to create a verdion for that. The best shot I would see Fresco showing up may be the new Galaxy tablets that just showed up. Because of that, it makes it even more difficult to create a version of Fresco for Android. Depending on who the manufacturer is, your Android experience is all over the place, a good portion of which aren't even running the same interation of Android.
Android on the other hand is all over the place. Because of which, it took longer in order to create a version for it that was devoid of major bugs. Windows followed shortly afterwards because there is a lot more variety when it comes to Windows devices. Aside from RAM and screen size the experience on a base model iPad is going to be the same as a top of the line iPad Pro. As I said in other threads regarding this, the reason why it went to iPadOS/iOS first is because for the most part all iOS/iPadOS devices have the same functionality, they have the same OS, usually on the same version.
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