Flyers ink free agent goalie Dan Vladar who played the last four seasons for the Calgary Flames.

The Philadelphia Flyers found their goalie reinforcements, signing free agent netminder Dan Vladar to a two-year deal to kick off the opening of NHL free agency.

Adobe's Photoshop AI editing magic finally comes to Android - and it's free All mobile users can now create and edit Photoshop projects on the go. Written by Sabrina Ortiz, Senior Editor ...

What just happened? Adobe has launched a version of its popular Photoshop editing software for Android devices. Photoshop mobile for Android is designed for those that prefer working on their phones.

Explore GIMP 3.0’s new features, including non-destructive editing, better layer management, and expanded file support for creative projects.

The popular photo editing app has finally made its way to iPhones for mobile photo editing – and surprisingly, you can get started for free.

Adobe said on Tuesday it is bringing its Photoshop app to mobile phones for the first time, offering both a free version and a paid version at the lowest cost yet for the app, at $7.99 per month.

The free offering is robust and includes access to many Photoshop editing tools. Here's how to try it today.

Adobe Photoshop is finally making its way to mobile devices in a pretty substantial way, but the best features are locked behind a subscription.

Photoshop mobile includes Firefly-powered gen AI features like Generative Fill and Generative Expand and has mobile-adjusted touch targets.

On Feb. 25, Adobe announced Photoshop on mobile, a free app that allows users to edit photos from their phones. Here's what to know about it and how to get it.

The move comes as mobile operating systems from Apple and Alphabet's Google have replicated, for free, many longtime Photoshop features.