Image Toolbox is a free, open-source app that lets you compress images to specific sizes, convert between formats, resize photos precisely, and even strip or edit EXIF metadata. If you’ve ever wanted ...

Microsoft today announced a significant change to its Office strategy for mobile devices: creating and editing is now free. The company also released standalone Word, Excel, and PowerPoint apps for ...

Smartphones have been improving steadily with every launch, with the latest from Samsung and Apple boasting impressive cameras and giant displays. While most of us might appreciate the gains in photo ...

With all the social media apps out there that lets you post and share photos, it is only natural that you want those images to look good and appealing to anyone who looks at them. While a lot of photo ...

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Those people at Fly Labs have done it yet again! Their first four apps have each been featured as #1 on the App Store in Photo+Video category on launch, and Fly was one of Apple’s Best Apps of 2014.

There's no shortage of photo-editing apps for mobile devices. But if you want to graduate beyond Instagram filters, the sheer number of listings on the App Store or Google Play can be overwhelming. We ...

As the number of mobile readers climbs over 50 percent for many newspapers, it is logical that we would infuse mobile thinking throughout the newsroom. Yet, in a majority of newsrooms, the focus is ...

With 15 percent of users accessing the online encyclopedia from their cell phones, the site decided to offer the option of editing on the go. Dara Kerr was a senior reporter for CNET covering the ...

So you want to be a mobile editor? Or maybe you just got the gig. Congratulations! Now what? I’ve heard that question a lot lately from newly minted mobile editors at organizations big and small. It’s ...