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Say what you will about Instagram, it is starting to become a great tool to click and share images (and just that). With each passing day Facebook gets more bloated.

Memories may fade, but pictures last forever* The quote in itself is beautiful and significant but the asterisk at the end is even more so. Memories, big or small, do fade away, we can’t remember everything just the way it was.

Wallpapers play a big part in the Android customization process. It’s the thing you’re going to look at when you press the power button for the hundred and fifty-sixth time that day to see what time it is.

In the previous article about EXIF data, we explained what EXIF data is and how you can view EXIF data embedded in images online. But let’s begin with a bit of refresher. Almost all modern day cameras record details of each shot taken. These includ

I wasn’t always into photography. In fact, I’ve started to develop an interest in the field only recently. As recent as my Nokia X review. I was one of those people who always thought that words and memories were superior to photos, that photos s

Sharing media between two Android devices is a cakewalk. Just turn on the Bluetooth, search for the device, press the send button and boom, the files are transferred. However if it’s between an Android and an iOS device, everything change

Internet made us over-sharers. If last decade was about sharing blog posts and getting a hang of social networks like Facebook and Twitter then this decade so far has been about pictures..

If you are a photography beginner, you might not know what EXIF is. But when you get deeper into this field, EXIF knowledge becomes a must. You might think photography is an art but with state of the art modern hardware it’s just as much about the

I’m sure you are familiar with the cloud. It’s the place we trust to save some of our most valuable data and pictures. Dropbox, being the trendsetter, has always been in the front of the pack but now Google Drive is offering storage for less than

Google Street View is one of the most interesting services of Google Maps. It allows you to take virtual tour of lots of great places on this planet. By this way, you can visit places you normally wouldn’t get to (or places you plan on go

If you have a website or work for one, you know how important it is for images to be small in size. Page loading times, which can sometimes even influence a visitor’s decision to stay on the page, can depend on how well images are optimized.

We are all well versed with the usual suspects of online stock image curators, the big players being Flickr, iStockphoto and Creative Commons search. But when it comes to high quality stock images from one of the big sites, things get complicate

If you have a Mac and work with images every now and then, then surely you’ve heard of the most popular image editing applications, like Photoshop and such. However, if there is a tool that can surprise you with its image editing/management capabi

Calling ‘copy-paste’ an integral part of out lives won’t be an exaggeration, would it? Most of us would agree that we do it very frequently each day, usually on multiple devices.

I’ve been spending so much time in Google Drive lately, as I use it for a Microsoft Office replacement, that finding fun and interesting ways to use it has resulted in finding some very handy extensions. If you’re going to use this service often,

I’ve always been interested in making new and unique designs using the tools that come with Photoshop. We’ve looked at whitening teeth using a few simple tools, creating animated GIFs, and how to place transparent text over an image. Another such

A lot of us who have Macs and don’t rely entirely on smartphones (yes, there’s still a few of us left) like to do at least some basic image editing from time to time.

Customized Google background images on the homepage was one of the best things about Google search, but not anymore. With effect from November 16 2012, Google has removed the feature and this is what they have to say. Background images on the Google

As an Android writer, I have to take a lot of screenshots on my smartphone so that my readers (you all) can clearly understand what needs to be done. However, as I transfer these screenshots to my computer over Wi-Fi, the original files are never del

Thanks to the image editing features in PowerPoint 2010 (and also in 2013 which is due to arrive soon), you really don’t need to look elsewhere to handle graphic jobs.