Signal, which uses end-to-end encryption on all messages, has added a new tool to its secure messaging app. The feature lets you blur faces (or anything other identifying features) in photos, making it more difficult for individuals to be identified. This is in response to the current protests taking place across the US and beyond. […]
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Since it’s the biggest social network in the world, Facebook plays a big part in introducing you to people on the internet. And first impressions count. No matter what your privacy settings are on Facebook, everyone can see your profile picture and cover photo. So these need to represent who you are and what you’re […]
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So you have a Samsung mobile device—perhaps a Galaxy S (smartphone), Galaxy Tab (tablet), or Galaxy Note (phablet)—and you’ve just gone on vacation, went to a concert, or threw a birthday party. You now have a bunch of photos sitting on your device and you want to put them on your PC. What’s the best […]
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You can now turn your photos into works of art, and all you need is the Google Arts and Culture app. This is because Google has added a new feature called Art Transfer to the app. And this lets you apply various art styles to a photo of your choosing. How to Turn Your Photos […]
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If you’re snap-happy, organizing your iPhone’s camera roll can become tedious. Two tasks are especially so: comparing similar photos to select the best of the bunch, and weeding out bad photos. Why not let a smart app make these chores quick and easy for you? Pick an iPhone photo decluttering app from the list below. […]
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Few mobile devices offer you better photo quality than the iPhone. From its high-pixel resolution to the ease of syncing photos across all Apple products, Apple’s smartphone cameras are usually the number-one choice for capturing images. Unfortunately—because it’s so easy to take good pictures—that also means you’ll end up with a lot of them. If […]
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