Mobile Version Of Lightroom Doesnot Require A Subscription Anymore

Adobe mobile version of Lightroom used to require a desktop app and a subscription to Creative Cloud for that to really work. But now it not the case anymore. Now you can use Lightroom on your tablet and phone to edit photos without a subscription.

You do not even need an Adobe ID to use it. Just download the app, connect it to your photos, and you can start editing them directly. Lightroom Mobile also now includes Dehaze filters, a camera function that allows you to record images from the app, and additional editing tools.


By nixing subscription requirement of Adobe Creative Cloud Photography Plan, Adobe has made Lightroom Mobile more competitive with other popular standalone photo editing softwares.

iPad and iPhone owners can now download Adobe Photoshop Lightroom for free from the App Store.
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Android users will have to wait a bit more to get your share.

App Slicing Feature Is Now Available In iOS 9

After a slight delay, Apple announced Monday that a new app-slicing feature, which allows you to download only a parts of an application that is really needed to save storage space, is now available.

"The question concerning slicing application has been corrected, and device specific versions of the apps will be delivered when applications are downloaded by users running iOS 9.0.2 or later. If you use an older version of Apple's mobile OS, App Store will continue to offer universal application versions, which can contain things that do not work on your device and take some unnecessary space.

This comes after Apple in late September delayed the function, which was supposed to arrive with iOS 9, due to a bug in iCloud.

With the slicing application, developers can mark sections of an application that are specific to each apple devices. So when a 16 iPhone owner who is worried about free space will not download specific sections of iPad. It can even be reduced to specific devices, so you do not download things for iPhone 5s if you have an iPhone 6, for example.

"Slicing is the creative process and variants broadcast all of the application for different target devices," Apple explains on its iOS Developer Library. "A variant only contains the executable architecture and the resources that are necessary for the target device."

The feature should be particularly useful for those who are still buying Apple iPhones or iPads with 16GB storage, given the fact that Live Photos will eat a piece of your storage space, after all.