Photoshop.com, the mini photo-editing application from Adobe, is now available for Android phones. The app has been available to U.S. iPhone owners for about a month, but now Google-phoners can grab it from the Android Marketplace.
The free app offers almost the exact same functionality as the iPhone version, with auto-rotate, many editing effects and the ability to send (and view) photos stored online at your Photoshop.com page. And while some features are a little clunkier than on the iPhone (no pinch to twist and straighten photos — instead you need to access this via a “menu” item), in some ways it is slicker — the Android phone’s photo library is displayed from within the app, for example, instead of having to press the “select photo” button to see it as you do on the iPhone.
You can also run a slideshow of the pictures on your phone, something I can’t seem to do on my iPod Touch.
Photoshop.com Mobile for Android looks to be a fine, free download and you should grab it now. It isn’t as powerful as some mobile image-editors, but what it does it does just fine, and with a very slick interface.
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