Fast Tap Camera from Soneso allows you to tap anywhere on the iPhone’s screen to snap a photo—a helpful capability, particularly if you’re taking a shot of yourself or trying to hold the device still ...

In addition to camera features like Magic Eraser, Google's Pixel 6 and 6 Pro phones will have something special for Snapchat users. Snap CEO Evan Spiegel joined the company's Pixel 6 event on Tuesday ...

There has been a lot of attention given to smartphone cameras these days but while the hardware does have major importance, the software can also help or mar the overall experience. Pair great ...

Google Pixel phones are known for shooting stellar photos and videos, but you're missing out if that's all you're using the ...

It's getting harder to take a truly bad photo on a good smartphone. Thanks to better lenses, robust processors and integrated computational photography software to process images under the hood, even ...

If you share a Live Photo with another iPhone user, they’ll be able to see the full motion. If you prefer to send it as a ...

In the U.S. alone, 230 million people are active social media users. Think about all the posts, photos and videos shared every day. If you didn’t hear, Adobe finally released a free Photoshop Camera ...

In terms of picture quality, nothing can beat a DSLR camera. It is, after all, designed and dedicated for photography, so you can expect nothing short of premium shots. However, there's still a ...

Each year, the cameras attached to our phones take better photos and higher quality videos, which in turn take up more space on your device and in the cloud, where you'll usually have to pay extra for ...

The Google Home app is finally adding the ability to double-tap to quick seek through camera history. This is currently part of the Public Preview program. Update 3/19: Google has rolled this out with ...

Camera lenses were originally fully mechanical (and in some cases, still are; witness my Rokinon Cine optics suite). The user manually focused them, manually set the aperture, and manually zoomed them ...