Latest Tech Updates: Adobe Launches Advanced iPhone Camera App, TCL Debuts Flexible Atmos Speaker, and More

This week in tech, several notable product launches and updates were announced. Adobe introduced Project Indigo, a new iPhone-only camera app developed by the minds behind Google’s Pixel camera technology. The app leverages computational photography to combine up to 32 underexposed frames, resulting in images with improved dynamic range and lower noise, aiming for a more natural, SLR-like look. Available for iPhone 12 Pro and newer, the app is free and does not require an Adobe account. Adobe plans to expand its features, including support for Android and video recording.

Wyze, after facing serious security breaches in early 2024, has rolled out VerifiedView, a new system that tags videos with user IDs to prevent unauthorized access. The company has also enhanced its security protocols, including two-factor authentication, improved password requirements, and a bug bounty program, aiming to regain customer trust.

Peak Design updated its popular Travel Tripod line, introducing the Pro Tripod series with increased weight capacity, improved portability, and new video-friendly features. JLab entered the Bluetooth speaker market with four affordable models, starting at just $20, targeting budget-conscious consumers. TCL officially launched the Z100, the world’s first Dolby Atmos FlexConnect speaker, offering wireless flexibility and compatibility with TCL’s latest TVs, with an initial release in France. Lastly, Philips Hue unveiled the Play Wall Washer, a smart lighting device designed to project colorful light effects, available this month at $220. These launches reflect ongoing innovation in consumer tech, with a focus on photography, audio, security, and smart home devices.