There’s a very important step between taking a photo and sharing it on your network of choice, and it can easily become the most enjoyable part of the mobile photography experience.

Smartphone cameras can do some incredible things nowadays, with new and even more amazing features being announced all the time. While it’s important to have the tools to take a good photo, being able to edit that image afterwards can often be just as important. Whether you’ve got a breathtaking panorama of a city skyline or you’re putting googley eye stickers on the photo of that guy who fell asleep during the team meeting, having a photo editor on your phone is a big deal. Having the right photo editor on your phone is an even bigger deal, and that’s what we’re talking about today.

While there’s plenty to be said for apps that are all inclusive, we’re focusing on the best standalone photo editors for Android, regardless of what kind of camera you have and what skill level you think you are at.

Our weekly app picks

It’s Appday Sunday and that means we’re back with more of our favorites to share. Every week we bring a handful of great apps to the table and share them with everyone. Sometimes they are new apps, sometimes old standards, but every time they are apps we love to use.

Give these a look and then take a minute to tell us all about the apps you are using and love so we can give them a try. We all find some of our favorites right in the comments on these posts!

Visceral Games (Dead Space, Dante’s Inferno) seek to put their mark on a beloved franchise with Battlefield: Hardline. Dropping the large-scale destruction and military themes of previous games, Battlefield: Hardline segues into high octane urban battles between cops and robbers.

Thanks to EA Access’ Xbox One exclusive trial period, we’ve been able to go hands on with Battlefield’s latest installment and all signs thus far seem positive.

Angry Birds Stella POP! is a new match three game by Rovio that brings along your favorite Angry Birds characters. You’ll have to pop bubbles to get to the evil pigs and free different forest creatures. If you’ve ever played games like Bubble Witch Saga, you already know what you’re doing!

If you’re just getting started, these are our top tips, hints, and cheats to mastering Angry Birds Stella POP!

1. Aim high, like really high

Larger combos give you lots more points, so look for moves as high up as you can see on the screen. You should always favor higher up moves over ones that are lower to the bottom of the screen.

2. Swap out bubbles for better moves

Tapping on the bubble in the sling lets you swap the color for whatever is coming up next. This costs you nothing and doesn’t hurt your score. You can do it as often as you’d like so take advantage. It’s easy to forget and just focus on the bubble that you’re given, but training yourself to remember is worthwhile.

3. Try to end levels with lots of bubbles

End each level with as many unused bubbles in your slingshot pack as possible. You’ll get bonus points for them and it can easily rack up your star rating.

4. It’s all about the angles

Just like other bubble popping games such as Bubble Witch Saga, you’ll have to get good at calculating angles. Bouncing bubbles off the wall can get you combos that you couldn’t reach otherwise.

5. Wait for combos when you can

Sometimes it’s tempting to take a combo that’s right in front of you, but remember to watch for even bigger combo potential. For example, if you can create a combo in a move or two that will separate a huge chunk of the game board, be patient and work towards that instead.

6. Focus on bubbles, not smashing materials

Wood and other kinds of materials take a few bubble hits in order to break through them. Don’t become fixated on these things. Instead focus on make combos that disconnect sections of the board that contain those materials. You’ll save more bubbles in the long run, in turn increasing your score.

7. Don’t count on what you can’t see

Trying to match bubbles that are half off the screen is never a good idea. It’s a crapshoot and you don’t know what else it’s connected to. You’re better off focusing on what’s in your immediate viewing area.

8. Use rainbow bubbles to obtain streaks

Rainbow bubbles will connect with any color bubble to create a combo. Save them for when you are close to a Stella streak — which requires 6 combos in a row. You can also use rainbow bubbles to finish off a level if you only need one more bubble to create a combo.

9. How to get endless free lives in Stella POP

Just like countless other games, Stella POP allows you to turn time ahead in your Settings app. When you run out of lives, just turn time ahead about 2.5 hours and you’ll have 5 lives again.

Just remember to change it back when you’re done so iMessages don’t freak out on you.

10. Your tips, hints, and cheats for Angry Birds Stella POP!

If you’re working your way through Stella POP, be sure to let us know in the comments if you’ve come across any useful tips or tricks!

People who have installed and used the leaked Windows 10 10036 build that found its way to the Internet on Saturday continue to discover new features and improvements. All of them are small but should be of interest to power users of the OS.

People who have been trying out the Battlefield Hardline trial on EA Access on their Xbox One console have found that the first person shooter has a drivable couch called The American Dream on one of its multiplayer maps. No, we are not kidding.