Samsung has just released a new image-processing photo editor app with lots of features.
Surely, the app offers quite an intriguing roster of features and functionalities. Admittedly, we've seen most of those in multiple third-party apps, like Adobe's Lightroom and Photoshop Express, but having a first-party solution is always great.
The best thing about the Galaxy Enhance-X app is that it's basically non-destructive to the original image - all edits and enhancements are applied to a copy of your image. As other Galaxy Store-exclusive apps, this one might not be available in some regions. It's also targeting Android 10 phones, making it unavailable for older devices.
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