Adobe has previously introduced the Photoshop application for iPhone users. As a follow-up, the creative solutions provider has also introduced the Photoshop application for Android.
The application that has been offered through the Google Play Store is still in beta. This means that the application may not be very stable, and its functionality is still limited.
Through Adobe Photoshop for Android, users can perform quick editing directly on mobile devices, including managing various different layers, using Firefly integration, and various other Photoshop functions.
For those of you who are interested, you can download the Photoshop Beta for Android on the Google Play Store. This application is currently offered for free, and is expected to require a paid subscription when it reaches a stable phase. The provision of this application is also seen to allow Adobe to continue to actively compete with Canva, and not lose users to the service.