I've been an avid smartphone photographer for nearly a decade. My gallery has tens of thousands of photos, all taken with smartphones. The best camera phones give dedicated cameras a run for the money ...

I’m Adam Conway, an Irish technology fanatic with a BSc in Computer Science and I'm XDA’s Lead Technical Editor. My Bachelor’s thesis was conducted on the viability of benchmarking the non-functional ...

The iPad is quickly transforming itself into the photographer’s smorgasbord for quick photo editing. The list of free and paid photo editing apps keeps getting longer and longer, and if you’re ...

Editing pictures on a smartphone has become almost as straightforward as clicking a filter on an app. However, these tweaks are not designed to improve the core characteristics of your image. There ...

There was a time when Snapseed was the only image editing app you needed. However, that changed when phone makers started taking editing suites seriously and made an effort to include good ones in ...

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Mobile photographers could have been forgiven for thinking that the beloved Google-owned photo editor Snapseed was dead before it received its first major update in years last June, bringing the app ...

Google Photos has always been my all-in-one gallery app. It backs up my photos and videos, sorts them, and allows me to edit, all within the same interface. The Android app's editing tools have become ...

Google today has updated its Snapseed photo editing app for iOS with a handful of new features and improvements. The update bumps the app to version 2.9 and brings a new face editing tool, RAW support ...

A brand new upgrade to Snapseed, the free, all-purpose photo editing app that Google acquired in 2012, now puts the aging app on par with modern mobile photo editors. A long-needed interface refresh — ...