Is PS Touch Adobe's orphan child?

Question

As far as I can tell, PS Touch has not been significantly updated since it first came out: no new features; no updates to the existing ones. Given the increasing popularity of tablets, and the fact that this is one of only a handful of decent photo editing apps on Android, I would hope that Adobe would spend more time with this app.
I have commented a few times on suggestions for updates and features (larger brush/tool size--my main complaint--a few more blending modes (soft light, hue, color), and a curves dialog which looks more like the one in PS and that you can move out of the way of your image), and I know others have made requests as well.
The only responses I've seen are rather vague, but really nothing has changed.
It makes me wonder, has Adobe pretty much abandoned Touch, since they have bigger fish to fry with the cloud and all?
David. 

Answer 1

Warunicorn, I'm glad they responded to your report of an issue, but I still feel that they have not changed the program in any significant way since first launching it.
The most important (and I think fairly straightforward) change for me would be to increase the size of the brushes/tools beyond 200 px. If you're working on any medium or large size image at all, that is really very limiting. It's especially true, since tablets and phones can now take fairly large size images. 
I may be wrong, but I think Adobe still looks at PS Touch as largely an entertaining toy, to be used by the general public to "fluff up" their photos, not people who are more serious about photography.
With a few simple changes, they could change PS from an average "just OK" program, to one that has some substance, beyond gimics.
Regards, David.