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photo editing is really fun and a lot of people like to edit their photos to give a fine retouch or quick blend to add effects, change colour contrast etc, we below have provided top 5 free photo editor apps for android users which they can use to edit their photos and give them a fine retouch. 1. AUTODESK PIXLR- PHOTO STUDIO Autodesk Pixlr is a one-click to any effect app, and yes, there is a lot more personalisation you can do using it. The effects can be applied in real time directly from the camera. Features like the ‘red-eye reduction’ and ‘teeth whitening’ come in handy. This app constantly explores and adds additional effects and overlays, as soon as there is anything new in the photo editing world.                                        2.  RETRICA Retrica is a trending camera app for the young. It allows you to shoot, edit and share pic...

  What you will need for VIPER4Android: The App itself: You can download the latest official APK of VIPER4Android here:  Alternatively, a direct link is usually common:  The APK to download for your version of Android  is clearly marked - make sure you get the right one. IRS Impulse Response Sample files - this is where the magic happens: I’m providing a zip file containing some “Dolby IRS” files I use and that works very well - download and extract this:  https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw4IPFHUFpo7M0tDaklueHRibXM/view?usp=sharing There are other IRS files available (search XDA Developers forums) and once you’ve placed the folder on your device to put them all in (I’ll explain that later) you can simply put the .irs files in that folder and try them out to see how they affect the sound output. See here for more IRS files to try out: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2191223 http://forum.xda-devel...

Most smartphones have either a Lithium Ion battery or a Lithium Polymer battery. Both are Lithium Ion though, and as such, do not have a ''memory'' which means you don't have to fully charge or discharge them at the beginning, and partial charging is fine throughout their life. In fact, these types of batteries suffer from low voltage, so it's actually much better to charge them, even if only a little, whenever you have the chance rather than to fully charge and fully drain them. 1. Use a dark colored background Using a darker wallpaper, saves battery as well as is good for your eyes during night 2. Make apps darker too Use a dark theme inside the app. If on CM ROMs you can try dark themes 3. Get rid of auto-brightness Don't use display auto-brightness. It may sound good, but auto-brightness is usually way brighter than you really need. It's much better to manually set a super low brightness level that is still comfortable, and the...