OS 26 is out in both developer and public beta, bringing a slew of exciting new features and upgrades. Here are the ones I like best.

In response to this issue, Apple has added a new setting for the camera app that allows you to revert the scroll direction to how it was in iOS 18. This is only accessible in the latest developer beta ...

Apple Photos is the central location for storing images and videos you take on your iPhone. Here's how to use it in iOS 26, ...

Lifetime access to pro-level photo editing with Luminar Mobile—optimized for iOS, iPad, and even Vision Pro for the ultimate ...

Commentary: From Samsung's filters to Xiaomi's phone tech, here's what I want Apple to put into the iPhone 17's cameras this September.

Photo editing and sharing app VSCO is making its iOS camera app, Capture, available across the world, following a limited launch in June, when the app came to Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand.

Project Indigo takes aim at too bright, unrealistic iPhone photos.

The new !Camera app completely reimagines the experience of taking photos on your phone.

Balancing Simplicity and Innovation The iOS 26 camera app exemplifies Apple’s commitment to delivering a user-friendly experience without compromising on functionality.

iPhones have always been able to take good photos. But Adobe's new Project Indigo camera app helps you get even more out of your shots, as my testing reveals.

Discover new iPhone camera apps with AI features and creative tools that go beyond Apple’s latest Camera app update.

Indigo is a camera app for camera nerds, by camera nerds. It incorporates computational techniques with a restrained approach to image processing.