Has Adobe Officially Abandoned Android?

Question

Adobe Premier Rush is still not available for Samsung flagships from over two years ago to present. Yet, iPhones are all always compatible on release date. Obviously, Adobe has abandoned Android and focuses efforts on desktop and iPhone. Short-sighted, in my opinion. I was wondering if there's been an official announcement that Adobe has abandoned Android? It's silly for us Galaxy S22/23/24 users to continue holding our breath. Maybe Apple is paying them to cease development for Android?

Kevin J. Monahan Jr. · Accepted Answer

HI @MaierWerx,I read your note. Thanks for your comment. I agree that modern mobile phones of all makes should be supported. Since I am not on the Rush team, I cannot comment on the topic. I apologize for that. I will let the team know how you feel and ask them to comment. Sorry for the frustration here. Thank You,Kevin

samuel spencer · Answer

Im stuck in that same category. I ve historicall shot on DSLR cameras but since the advent of samsungs great photo and video capabilities Its so much more convenient to shoot on that since its compact and always in my pocket. well now ill have to pay another subscription to edit video on my mobile or switcvh back to doing all edits on my imac. Lets bump this thread s we can follow and see if adobe plans to stop treating androids like the plague!

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