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…but does it matter? As they indicated earlier this year, Instagram has just (re) introduced a chronological feed for folks to use when viewing their timeline. There are actually now two Instagram …
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Great photos! You must have a really nice camera! I don’t often write up a detailed “review” of the iPhone and its photography capabilities, but after having used the iPhone 13 Pro for about a …
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How about photography, uninterrupted? iOS 15 brings Focus, a new feature that allows for extensively-customizable configuration for notifications, combined with automation for when the changes …
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Instagram was formerly a photography app. Folks on Twitter and Instagram collectively lost their heads last week when Instagram head Adam Mosseri tweeted a video saying (among other things) that …
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Making my iPhone look even better… iOS 14 (released in October 2019) added home screen widgets, allowing us to add at-a-glance information to our iPhone and iPad home screens. With an update to …
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While “best” is always subjective, here’s the list of what I feel are the best iPhone photography apps that help me make better pictures and run my photo business. Photo Editing Snapseed: …
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