Video & Photo Tech

  If you need a simple photo editing/retouching app, these Photoshop alternatives for Android and iOS may become a good choice.  Adobe Photoshop is a professional image photo editor that is highly appreciated by beginner and professional photographers. The developers of this program have released a number of good applications, but each of them is suitable for one specific task.  If you need a robust app that can assist you in a variety of different cases, have a closer look at this list. The alternatives to Photoshop for Android and iOS we’ve described here, will amaze you with an extensive toolset and wonderful results.  Some apps come at a reasonable cost, while others are totally free. So, let’s look through some of the best apps to replace Adobe Photoshop. You can find them all in Google Play or App Store. Snapseed    Snapseed is a powerful image editor for iOS and Android devices. It can be used to improve photos of any style and format: from landscape to portrait. Here you can fi

  After President Trump's recent Executive Order stating he'd ban TikTok in the Unites States if Chinese parent company ByteDance doesn't sell or spin off the the app in the United States, some of the platform's 500 million active monthly users may be trying to find an alternative to the popular social media platform (just in case). As of publication on Aug. 23, TikTok is still up and running, but with Instagram's recent release of Reels, a short-form video-sharing feature, you might be wondering if there are any other apps which offer comparable features. To get you started, here are five apps like TikTok you can try if you're looking to add some more options for video creation. TikTok, which was officially released in 2016 as a Chinese-owned video-sharing app, has repeatedly denied sharing user data with the Chinese government or censoring content at the Chinese government's request. Back in July 2020, TikTok responded to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo'