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Users who have upgraded from Windows 7 or 8 to Windows 10 might not be aware, but Microsoft has discontinued the Photo Viewer we had for years. Those who have done a clean install of Windows 10, might notice that the Photo Viewer is missing and has b

Alternatives to Adobe’s Photoshop are all the rage and always have been, mostly due to Photoshop’s staggering price, which as of now can cost as much as $29.99 per month.

The internet gives you plenty of tools to solve your problems. It’s really good at that. Every year we find we’re able to do things that previously only a “pro” could do. Want to publish a beautiful blog post? There’s Medium. How about

We all hear every now and then that if you want your photos/images to look perfect, Photoshop is the way to go. Now, not all of us are exactly well-versed in this popular image editor. However, there are a few techniques and adjustments that are simpl

Talking about the difference between bitmap files and vector files could be the same as talking about two different, but very popular image editing applications: Photoshop and Illustrator.

For a big percentage of iPhone users, the camera is the most important thing. One of the reasons why Guiding Tech’s own Editor switched from Android to an iPhone 6 after two years. When the camera is this awesome, you can’t help but take a lot of

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As I talked about in the previous article about selfie apps for iPhone, selfies are everywhere and you can’t really ignore them. Even if you’re not a selfie enthusiast you’ll find yourself in one from time to time. So if this is where we’re a

Selfies are the new world order. Love ’em or hate ’em, one thing you can’t do is ignore them. They’re everywhere.

Like many great iOS apps, oSnap was born out of frustration. The developer, a father, was trying to snap some pictures of her new born daughter with the iPhone in one hand and his daughter in another. iPhone is not that big of a phone, and one handed

Flickr was the service that revolutionized the way we shared photos over the web. It allowed photographers to share their creativity across the internet without compromising the quality.

If there is one thing about iPhone apps that you can take for granted, is that every once in a while an app will come out that will surprise you due to its originality and usefulness. This is just the case with Bump, an app that allows you to share

Since the day I have wrote the article on how to activate picture password feature on Windows 8 , I have been looking for ways to get the similar feature on my Android Phone. Thanks to XDA developer kevdilu , Android users can now use similar photo

Yesterday, while I was consuming my daily morning dose of Facebook updates, I clicked on one of the images my friend had uploaded and just as the photo viewer came up, I had a jaw-dropping experience. No, nothing was wrong with the photo, the thing t