With thousands of hours testing phones and tablets, we know iOS and Android. Read to learn which is better for you—or if it’s even worth switching.

Android lets you create 360-degree photos, while iOS users need a secondary app for this function. Otherwise, Android and iOS are close regarding photo functionality.

Each of the two operating systems has its strengths, and you can use knowledge about the differences between them to find the ...

The free mode on Adobe Lightroom (Android, iPhone, iPad) is more than generous enough for most people, with serious editing tools such as curve adjustments, noise reduction, and optical ...

After years of trading features back and forth, Apple is finally making iOS 18 feel more like Android and I couldn't be happier. iOS 18 feels like Apple admitting that Google got more than just ...

The default camera apps on your phone can do a lot, but they still don't have many advanced tools for creative photography.