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Apple has taken the best bits of the well-known iPhoto Mac app and adapted it for the iPad and iPhone. Joanne Carter of theappwhisperer.com site takes a look.

After originally launching on Android, Adobe Photoshop Touch has since been released for Apple’s iPad 2. Joanne Carter of theappwhisperer.com site takes a second look at Adobe’s tablet-based image editing app to see what differences, if any, exist in this particular iteration.

Thank you for your comments above, regarding the 'slick' and 'sleek' terminology. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the use of 'slick' as an adjective is thus,

"done or operating in an...

Camera Zoom is one of the most popular camera apps for Android, featuring both camera control and image enhancement. Joanne Carter of theappwhisperer.com site provides us with a brief review of the capabilities.

Hi Andy, thanks for your reply. I think many readers were concerned that there were just so many in-app purchases on this app. We're all quite used to a few but there's as you say 'a ton that can...

Hi Andy, I mentioned this new app on theappwhisperer.com too today and I've had quite a lot of feedback regarding the in-app purchases. From what I can gather so far there are 29 in total. Many...

Hi, thanks for your comment, just to reiterate, we actually gave it 3.5 stars and not 4. What's your experience of this app, we'd love to know more. Joanne

We like this app too and hope to cover it soon, so keep checking back for that.

After the success of the original Hipstamatic app, the second in the series, Hipstamatic Disposable, builds on the appeal of the unpredictability of 'toy' cameras but introduces a unique twist to sharing the user experience. Joanne Carter of theappwhisperer.com takes a closer look.

King Camera is one of the growing number of all-in-one apps for the iPhone combining image capture and image enhancement. Following a recent price adjustment, King Camera is now available for free. In this article, Joanne Carter of theappwhisperer.com takes a closer look.

In this article, Joanne Carter takes a look at Adobe Photoshop Touch for Android. Boasting support for layers, and familiar Photoshop effects and filters, Photoshop Touch might just be the editing tool that Android Tablet users have been waiting for looking for.

I was just about to add that, thanks for answering this - by the way, just so the readers are aware, Shutterlouse is the developer for the FolioBook app, as reviewed above, thanks guys.

Thanks Richard for your comment, yes indeed these apps should help the income flow for photographers presenting their work to clients and anything I can do to contribute to that makes m so happy.

Thanks Richard for your comment, yes indeed these apps should help the income flow for photographers presenting their work to clients and anything I can do to contribute to that makes me so happy.

Smartphones and tablets can be useful for photographers in all sort of ways, but its easy to overlook one of the things that they're best at - showing off your images. In this roundup, Joanne Carter of theappwhisperer.com examines eight of the best portfolio apps currently available for Apple's iOS.

Many thanks for your comment - not all of the apps are paid for, Photo Tools Pro for example is the paid for version of Photo Tools and we mention this within the post. We also mentioned...

Due to the proliferation of apps aimed at the casual mobile photographer, it's easy to overlook some of the myriad more serious options. In this article we take a look at some of the best 'photographic tool' apps for both Apple iOS and Android.

Smartphones are getting more and more popular, and as a consequence more and more people are turning to their phones to take and share photographs. Joanne Carter of TheAppWhisperer.com takes a look at what this means for the 'conventional' photography market.

This article is not about 'the best' camera apps - it is about separating them out into an organized coherent order. We do not state that the apps that are highlighted are the best in their...

Part of the reason for slower growth on Android is due to the hardware and software fragmentation issues. Chris Kahlier developer of Retro Camera for Android and Apple iOS agrees, “It took many...