Mobile Apps

Free unlimited storage, automatic backup and fun editing effects make Google Photos one of our favorite tools for wrangling your photos.

With audio and video calls and more features than most messaging services, Viber is the best option, but only if you can convince your friends to use it.

Stellar performance and an intuitive layout make WPS Office a great choice for mobile editing.

ReTXT gives you all the standard messaging features you're used to, but is worth getting for the added security and the ability to correct or delete sent messages.

Though it has some issues, Celestial is worthwhile for its relaxing, ambient sounds.

Check out Fyuse if you want a new way to capture images that are a mixture of a photo, video and GIF.

Even without extra features, Layout is worth your time for an easy way to create collages in only a few taps.

Adobe Document Cloud, its apps and applications look like a very good start, but you may want to wait a bit before jumping in with anything other than Fill & Sign.

Meerkat brought live mobile-streaming video into the mainstream, but its lack of features makes it an easy target for its much better competition.

A useful and easy way to create text-and-photo-based scrolling Web pages, Adobe Slate is a great, free tool for building universally viewable photo galleries, promotional materials, presentations and other communications.