Tag: photo

Operation Photo Rescue repairs photos damaged by fires, floods and natural disasters.

Third-party app developer Tesseract Mobile offers app to post Google Glass photos to Facebook.

Camera Showdown compares images from different cameras to see what gear comes out on top.

We take a look at what the Google Play store, Apple App Store and Windows Store offer photographers.

Google Drive's Android app now allows for view streaming, meanwhile photo navigation will become easier on the browser. 

The Taiwanese manufacturer’s latest offering will be announced on Tuesday.

Macworld/iWorld report: Printer is iOS and Android compatible and connects with 30-pin dock, USB port or wi-fi.

We round up the latest news from photo sharing apps.

A look at over 27,500 apps shows high quality iOS imaging apps are more affordable.

DPReview Connect category winners also announced.

The international photo agency will now accept mobile photos on its Live News service.

The latest operating system from RIM will have built-in lo-fi editing tools.

Star Rush examines how to find clarity within the clutter. 

CES 2013: New Phillips TVs allow for direct wifi photo transfer from smartphones

A Thai shopping mall and two U.S. baseball stadiums make the list.

Samsung and Time Out invite you to submit images of London and New York for new contest.

Flickr updates iOS app with 16 filters, also improves desktop navigation.

As long as your image was taken with a Zeiss lens, you can submit your entry through Jan. 15, 2013 on Flickr.

Twitter officially joins in the photo filter frenzy. 

Soon, your Instagram photos won't be displayed on your Twitter feed.

Accessory uses mobile phones to hold subject's attention.

Nothing ruins a special moment like a blurry photo. Follow these simple steps to start getting sharper pictures today.

Photo Sync uploads your photos privately so you can share them later; now testing for iOS. 

Version 2.0 improves navigation on the free app.

Demotix, “the freelancer’s AP,” is now part of image licensing giant Corbis.