Once upon a time the idea of editing photos on a phone or tablet was considered folly akin to painting watercolours on a piece of sponge. But that all changed as screens got sharper and touch control more precise. Plus, with many of us now using smartphones as our main camera, there's no shortage of raw material on them that could benefit from a bit of judicious tweaking before posting to Facebook or Instagram. There are hundreds of photo-editing apps out there clamouring for your attention, but the dozen you'll find listed below are the best we've tried so far.
Phone screens used to not be as sharp OPTIONS:
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A: Yes

In addition to solid sound quality and impressive Bluetooth range, the standout feature here is the SoundCore's 24 hour battery life. I've owned one for over a year now, and while I'll occasionally remember to plug it in when I pass by a spare microUSB cord, it's never once given me a low battery warning, and I use it a lot.
Even though the writer uses the speaker a lot, she has yet to see it die OPTIONS:
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A: Yes

Well, I don't believe in command and control out of Washington, D.C. I believe Washington ought to set standards, but again I think we ought to be collaborative at the local levels and I think we ought to work with people at the local levels. And by the way, I just want to make sure -- I can't let him just say something and not correct it.
User knows a lot about politics OPTIONS:
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It's impossible to say