The topic Snapseed’s eagerly awaited 4.0 update is now hitting Android devices is currently the subject of lively discussion — readers and analysts are keeping a close eye on developments.
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We knew it was coming: Earlier this week, Snapseed lead Giles Ochs teased that the eagerly awaited 4.0 update was just about to land, bringing Android users some long-overdue upgrades. And now, just ahead of the weekend, that new version is finally rolling out.
Over on Snapseed’s Play Store listing, we now see that the app reports being updated on May 8. But it looks like availably is still pretty limited — Google may be doing a staged rollout — as we’re getting the old May 2024 2.22 release when attempting to install on many devices.
Snapseed got a major 3.0 upgrade last summer, but that release only landed on iOS. We went hands-on with Snapseed on the iPhone a few months back, and were extremely impressed by what we saw — making the absence of an equivalent Android version all the more frustrating. But now, with this week’s 4.0 release, both platforms should finally be hitting feature parity.
Why the Play Store isn’t serving the update to everyone just yet, we can already see an updated about page outlining the features users can expect in the 4.0 update:
If the update hasn’t hit your phone yet, don’t worry — it’s on the way. If you just can’t wait, Snapseed’s 4.0 is available to sideload over on the GApps Leaks Telegram channel. We’re already loading it onto our devices, and look forward to bringing you a thorough hands-on soon!
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