Apple is preparing a major iOS update that could finally let iPhone users upload photos to third-party apps without keeping them open.

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The app has been updated to run on the latest phones, although a few limitations remain. Here are the details.

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Adobe’s Project Indigo camera app is finally compatible with the iPhone 17, but there’s a catch. While you can now use its pro-level tools, manual controls, and multi-frame magic on the rear camera, ...

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Mobile, you can get the all-new iPhone 17 Pro for free when you sign up for or switch to the Experience Beyond mobile plan and use a qualifying trade-in.