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

GirlGoneGeek hasn't added any links to this page. Login to suggest a link. Good list. Any reason Path or VisR aren't on there? Path and VisR are my favorite apps. Path because it lets you do all the things picplz etc does along with share photos to selective people. VisR because it organizes photos by events so i can s check them out anytime i want and I can also post them to Facebook etc. I've actually never tried those apps so I didn't list them... but I'll take a look! They sound pretty sweet. advertisement Read More

Don Wright was diagnosed with myeloma—cancer in his blood cells and bone marrow—two weeks after running his first marathon. His doctor gave him a five-year survival estimate. Eight years later he has run 60 26.2-mile races in 41 states and takes just one pill per day to keep his cancer at bay.More » Read More

We've already shown you our favourite 30 best free Android apps, but what of the produce from those developers keen to actually make a bit of money from spending all their spare time hunched over a development phone? It is possible to find free alternatives that offer similar features to most of the below apps, but some of the paid-for app crowd are simply so polished and innovative you feel duty-bound to occasionally throw the maker a couple of quid as a thank you. And don't panic because we're mentioning money here - the average cost of this little lot is around two dollars a pop. In return, you're able to tether, customise, share data and more, all in incredible style, thanks to the work of Team Android's finest people. Read on for our pick of the 10 best paid-for Android apps... 1. EasyTether, $9.95 A rather steep asking price on Read More

SAN FRANCISCO — Frankly, I can't remember the last time I picked up my digital camera. Since a smart phone is always on me, either in my bag or back pocket, I use its camera constantly while my perfectly capable point-and-shoot sits on a shelf at home gathering dust. I know I'm not alone. As cell phones have gotten better and better, their built-in digital cameras have advanced immensely. While they're still not as good as dedicated cameras, smart phones have a couple of big advantages on their side: they run third-party software, and they have Internet access. That means I can add applications that let me manipulate photos in interesting ways, using the phone's touch screen to go beyond the "black and white" and "vivid color" modes of dedicated cameras, and then share the results. Here's a look at some noteworthy apps that can make your photos pop: Instagram (iPhone, Read More

Finding stellar Android apps isn't the easiest task, but that certainly doesn't mean they don't exist. Here's the cream of the crop. Twitter: The official Twitter app is good enough for almost everyone. Along with giving you a clean, easy way to keep track of your timeline and updating your status, Twitter for Android also has a snazzy swipe down to refresh feature. Free. Facebook: Facebook is finally decent on Android and now actually brings some unique features, namely the front page side-scroll of friend's recent photos and a pull up notification window. Free. Google+: It's Google's big soiree into social "sharing". The app has it all: a stream that shows what your friends are talking about (like Facebook), Huddle which is an easy to set up group chats (like GroupMe) and will even automatically upload the pictures you take on your phone to the cloud (like iCloud). Once you get Read More

This post is part of the Mashable 10, Mashable’s gift guide of the 10 hottest gadgets that our editors think should be on everyone’s wish lists this holiday season. If you were lucky enough to receive one of those gifts, our handy quick start guides should get you up and running. To view the entire gift guide, click here. If you got (or are about to get) an Android device as a gift this holiday season, you’re probably experiencing equal parts excitement and sensory overload — especially if, like many Android owners, this is your first smartphone experience. With the amount of apps, games and accessories available for your Android device, it’s easy to get lost in the mass of options: Which ones are the most fun? Which are the most useful? Which are right for you? We’re here to help you. Here’s a concise list of the Android apps and Read More

Smartphones are the new portable cameras—almost. With these apps, though, you can turn your iPhone or Android handset into a true pocket camera killer. GOLD MEDAL: ProCamera A little known camera app with all the standard trappings, like brightness, color tools, video recording, grids, anti-shake and a full-screen shutter, to name just a few. The killer feature, though, is distinct white balance, exposure and focus adjustment. With such fine control via touchscreen, this app can actually make your iPhone 4 more powerful than a low-end point and shoot. $3, iPhone. SILVER MEDAL: Hipstamatic You don't need to self-identify as a hipster to enjoy this camera filter app—you don't even need to be a hipster in denial. The faux nostalgic aesthetic can wear on you after a while, but the filters are generally top notch, and routinely return stunning and unexpected results. The "lens" and "film" and "flash" combinations are nearly endless. Read More

Cameraphones have come a long way, but you have options beyond point, shoot, and pray to get a great shot. Our favorite photo-related apps for Android snap great shots, add quality effects, edit and share images, and otherwise improve your mobile-photo game. For the flip side of the smartphone photo shooting coin, check out the best photography apps for iPhone. Camera360 is a camera replacement app that covers a wide variety of camera effects not offered in the stock shooter. HDR-style enhancements, black-and-white shooting, sepia and aging effects for different time periods, high-contrast reverse stock, tilt-shift effects, and so many more. Photo geeks can also shoot with grids, selective focus (on hardware that supports it), set delays, and otherwise make their Android feel more like a feature-loaded point-and-shoot. (Free, $4 for a Pro version with more unlocked effects). [AppBrain] It's easier to edit and touch up photos on larger screens, but Read More

One of the greatest iterations of the smartphone industry has been the cameras that are attached to the devices. They have become sufficient enough to leave a separate camera at home or forget buying one altogether (Photo-philes will disagree, but for the average consumer this is true). A result of this has been an increase in camera apps found in the Market. These can range from simple effects to a full on camera replacement app. One of the best that I’ve tried is Vignette, which can act as one of the full replacements. Let's take a look, after the break. Vignette is an app that provides numerous photo effects, picture viewing and most recently, time-lapse photography! It boasts 62 built in camera effects and 20 frame styles, with more updates on the way. I'm going to list the basic options that Vignette provides; to list everything in adequate detail would be Read More

As smartphones continue to evolve and improve into superphones they offer excellent replacements not only for digital cameras but also for basic photo editing software. Although iPhones had an enviable selection of photo apps the gap has closed, the Android Market offers a great selection of fun and powerful apps for photography. But which is ideal for you? When there’s a new version of Photoshop available you’re among the first to install it. You enjoy the post-processing almost as much as you love taking the photos themselves and you think of your computer as a digital darkroom. Your ideal app is Vignette, a camera app so feature-packed that it’s guaranteed to make you forget about Photoshop (if only for a moment). Vignette comes with 62 different effects, 56 frames and allows you to further tweak options such as contrast, saturation and even color shift for many of the effects. Any customization Read More

Posted by Comments . Add film and camera effects to your photos. Feautres: 62 effects & 21 frames, Full res, Flash (if avail), Self-timer, 10× zoom, Geotagging. Price: Free, UK£2.99 Pros Cons Vignette Android App is a nice camera app that can possibly replace the default camera app for most Android phones (although the latest Android 2.2 “Froyo” version offers a limited set of sweet comparable goodies too). Using the app makes you seem like somewhat of a camera phone pro with it’s built in filters and effects: Plus many photo frame effects like rounded edges, oval shaped, Polaroid photo borders, panoramic and more. You can import and apply Vignette effects to photos. Geotag pictures which will save your location in the photos’ metadata. Offers 10x digital zoom (while most Android phones offer a default of 2-4x digital zoom), however we notice going up to 10x won’t do your pics any justice. The app adds a level of awesomeness to those bland cell phone pics Read More

Filters and effects have made for countless classic photographs. Few people expect to produce classic photos from their cell phone pictures, but you’d be surprised what you can create with a decent camera and a £2.99 application. Vignette is an Android camera app that can apply one of 62 effects or 21 frames that make your images pop. The effects range from converting images to high-saturation, soft lighting portraits, Toy Camera, black and white, vintage, and many other filters. Vignette even allows users to combine certain settings in “Custom” mode to produce the desired effect. If someone isn’t pleased with the outcome, they can delete the image or choose to apply different effects and then save the image. (You can also take normal photos and “Import” them later to apply effects). No one using Vignette is going to snap photos that will sit on museum walls next to Gordon Parks. However, Read More

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by Android cameras just keep getting better. They’ve got great movie-making capabilities, killer flashes, and the megapixels are on the rise with each new Android device that hits the market. But even the best photos — and the best camera phone photographers — sometimes need a bit of TLC. Whether your latest snap needs a little Lomo touch or you need to crop a stranger out of an otherwise perfect party pic, you could use a few good Android apps for taking and editing perfect photos. Here are 8 awesome apps for taking advantage of your Android device’s camera. If you’ve got faves we didn’t mention here, be sure to let us know about them in the comments. 1 of 8 Rating: 4.5 stars Price: FREE Downloads: >250,000 PicSay was an app recommended to us by our Twitter followers. This powerful photo editor lets users correct color, crop images, add text Read More

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