Yesterday, we gathered up a collection of the 100 Best Android Live Wallpapers for Your Android Phone, but there’s more you can do with an Android than just have a cool wallpaper.  Many Android phones have respectable cameras on them, and mobile phone photography is gaining in popularity among amateur and professional photographers alike, because of the light weight and ease of use.  However, to achieve some of the better Android photographs, you will need some Android photography apps to help you edit and post process your images.  Android camera apps can range from post-processing photography apps, to Android camera apps that will help you take motion photography or even sync them to your portfolio or social media sites. In this post, I’ve scouted out the 25 best Android photography apps, both free Android camera apps and paid Android camera apps.  Luckily, many of the best Android photo aps have both free Read More

I rarely take photos with my phone because I am a lousy enough photographer with a real camera. The various app markets brim with software to help people like me. But I recently stumbled onto something far more useful: apps that take your lousy shots and help you turn them into something ridiculous, bizarre or maybe even beautiful. The short list includes, for Apple users, ToonPaint ($2), SketchMee ($3 for iPhones, $5 for iPads), Unicorn Shots ($1) and Color Splash ($2). For Android are free apps like PicSay and Pic Paint. On BlackBerry, Picture Magic ($5), Doodle ($1) and PhotoColor ($3) are worth a look. As is almost always the case, there are more, and better, apps in this category for iPhone users than for those with Android or BlackBerry devices. For people who are contemplating their next phone, the broader issue here may be worth quickly noting. IPhone app developers Read More

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