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Editing photos on a computer requires a different and more hands-on approach than editing on a phone. Phone apps offer stripped down editing capabilities that are somewhat limited in what they have to ...

Photo editing should come easily on our phones and tablets because, after all, that's what most of us use to take pictures every day. Whether you're looking for an Android option or one for your ...

The iPad is the perfect tool for photo editing, and there are dozens of photo apps for it. Here are the best choices to make your photos stand out. The iPad is a nearly perfect platform for photo ...

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The iPad is a great device for work and entertainment and also for graphic design and video editing. While it’s not a complete replacement for your high-end device PC, it can be a great device for ...

The recently launched Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 is a great iPad editor, but it's not the only one and it might not be the right one for you. Here are some excellent choices for professional-grade video ...

The first cell phone cameras were low-resolution, awkward things that were better than not having a camera, but nobody would mistake an image taken by one for one taken by a DSLR. Now images taken by ...