What do you do with all the photos you take on your mobile phone? Turn them into fun slide shows with effects and music, and share them with all your friends with these great iPhone apps.

The iPhone’s camera does not have as high a resolution as some phones, but it takes excellent photos and the Camera app has some clever features. Here are some you may not have discovered.

There are so many iPhone photo editing apps to choose from, it is hard to know which to install. However, a favorite has to be LensFlare Optical Effects, which makes images look fantastic.

Many top end mobile phones have cameras of 12 megapixels or more and in theory they should take fantastic high resolution photographs. Do they? Here's how to improve your phone photography.

A fisheye lens is an extremely wide angle one with a short focal length that captures distorted, but visually fascinating photos. InFisheye is an app for the iPhone that simulates the effect.

They may be two different technologies with operating systems that are poles apart, but surprisingly they do get along with the right apps. Send your photos, videos and music to your TV.

What is your favourite photo editor app for Android phones? HDR Max is a favourite of mine and it makes dull photos look much more eye-catching. Let's take a look at some its best features.

It is possible to seamlessly remove an unwanted object from the photo or to remove the background leaving an object you can use elsewhere with these iPhone apps. Create special effects.

How do you get old photo prints into your Photos library stored on iCloud? Using Google PhotoScan you can transfer old snaps before they fade and discolour with age. Save your photos!

Woof, Woof! Meoooow! Google has added a barking mad new feature to the Photos app that enables it to recognise your pets in photos. It now groups them into a people and pets group.

Apple Maps is a good app for finding your way around and getting directions, but is it fun? If you want something more entertaining, Google Earth has had some impressive updates recently.

A missing feature in Google Photos? Yes! The ability to hide photos you don’t want to see or to appear in the main photos feed. This is more useful than you might realise and here is why.

Google Photos offers unlimited storage for photographs shot on your phone and now it also enables you to share your photo library with people you trust. Here’s how to share your photos.

There are some brilliant photos and videos on Instagram, but how do you save them? Saving content to your phone to view later requires extra tools. Here are two that will do the job.

If you thought the Photos app on the iPhone was just for browsing your photographs, take another look. It has some great tools for sketching, highlighting, adding text, and painting on photos.

Who prints out photos these days? We shoot photos on our phones and there they stay. Why not show them off to friends and relatives as a slide show on your big screen television? It’s brilliant!

It isn’t that long since I last looked at Google Photos, but it has changed again and this app is getting some serious attention from Google’s developers. Check out the new and changed features.

Can a camera make you a better photographer? Sure. Here are three that enable you to take better photos on your smartphone. Two of them are for fun and one is for serious photographers.

Are the photos taken on your Android phone bright, colourful and pin sharp? If they aren’t, one way to improve them is to save photos in the RAW file format instead of JPEG. Here’s how to do it.

If you have old printed photos from pre-digital times, wouldn’t it be great if you could transfer them to the computer or store them online as digital snaps. You can with Google PhotoScan.