It’s free and available on iOS first, with an Android version coming later this year.

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Adobe is marking 35 years of its industry-leading image and design application, Photoshop, by releasing a brand new mobile version that’s been built specifically with phones in mind – and ...

Adobe has launched a mobile version of Photoshop, making the widely used image editing software available on iPhone, with an Android release planned for later this year. The new mobile app aims to ...

Adobe has officially launched Photoshop for iPhone, expanding its mobile and web experience. The app is now available for iPhone users, while the Android version is expected to roll out later this ...

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Adobe hopes to attract new users, especially younger creators who edit directly on their phones. The company says it built this app “from the ground up” to welcome a new generation of designers.

Adobe’s new Photoshop Mobile and Web plan delivers even more advanced image editing and design capabilities to mobile and web creators, including tools for precise selections, targeted ...

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Adobe has introduced its Photoshop app for mobile phones, offering both free and premium versions. The premium version costs $7.99 per month, which is less expensive than previous subscriptions.