Digital photo frames might sound so early 2000s, but they are making a comeback thanks to new features like remote app control and cloud connectivity. There are some truly cool new digital photo frames that are ideal for mounting on the wall, gifting to grandma, or setting up on your living room shelf so you can display many photos instead of just one.
You're on the move and making memories on your mobile. While digital is great, why not try and make those memories a little more permanent with a tangible photo?
You don’t need a DSLR camera to shoot professional-looking photography — all you need is your Android phone and a reliable lens kit!
The Pixel 3 already has one of the best cameras in mobile, but it can get even better with some added accessories.
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If you're photographically inclined, you'll be using your phone to capture years of memories that you'll be looking back on for decades to come.
This large ring light has an integrated mount to hold your phone in the center and 50 lighting modes to choose from. Plus, today's sale at Amazon can save you nearly $30 instantly.
After testing the TaoTronics Ring Light for ourselves, we've determined it lives up to its ridiculous 4.9-star, 1000 review rating on Amazon. It's almost a necessity for anyone who wants to look great on camera while trapped indoors.
The frame has a 10.1-inch LCD IPS display that can adjust to portrait or landscape placement. Has 800p resolution. Connecting via Wi-Fi lets you transfer photos easily. Control even more with the free app or through voice control with Amazon Alexa.
Google Photos is one of the best free services on the internet, allowing you to backup all of your photos and videos for free. But you can still run into local storage issues if you're not deleting your photos from your phone after you back them up.
With a smartphone in every pocket, taking photos has become one of the most-used features of these powerful little computers. But there's more to it than just hardware and software — you need to know how to use it all!
Samsung is looking to further push the envelope with its camera sensors by fitting a 600MP sensor onto a smartphone. The company wants to use the large resolution to address zooming while recording 4K and 8K video.
The new Spectra 580 ISP coupled with an all-new and more powerful AI engine makes the Snapdragon 888 the best chip for phone cameras we've ever seen. You'll want it in your next phone if you love taking photos.
Do you have lots of photos collecting virtual dust in your cloud storage? Sometimes the best way to make sure you enjoy the photos you take is to print them out, and these online photo book services turn your photos into beautiful gifts or glossy art for your coffee table. Start your search for an affordable, high-quality service with these picks.
Can print photos up to 2.4 x 2.4 inches. Can print from social media like Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat. Plus other real photos from your smartphone or tablet. Use it anywhere. Add text and tags. Has a rechargeable battery.
The Insta360 line of action cameras is now on sale for the brand's End of Season event. You can save up to $85 now on models like the Insta360 GO and the Insta360 One R Ultimate Kit.
BackMarket has the Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 instant camera on sale today in your choice of ice blue or pink for only $45! You'll even score a one-year warranty and free shipping with the purchase while supplies last.
While most of the photos we take nowadays are digital, there's still value in having tangible prints. And instant cameras satisfy our desire for instant gratification by offering up tiny photos we can snap and print out immediately.
Moment's summer sale offers big savings on photography accessories including phone lenses, camera straps, gimbals, and much more, plus lessons and even international photo trips. You'll save up to 60% off sitewide through the end of the month.
Qualcomm's innovations power some of the most powerful cameras in the smartphone realm. We sat down with Judd Heape, senior director of product management for the company's camera division, to discuss what the future holds for mobile photography and videography.