Article: Google Photos has built-in tools that can help improve the quality of your photos. You can access these tools in the mobile app or at http://photos.google.com. If the first icon on the second line of icons is blue, you're already in this mode. Otherwise, tap that first icon (three broken horizontal lines). Here's what you can do in this mode: Tap "Auto" to have Google Photos automatically correct the photo's basic elements, such as lighting and color. Tap "Light" to access the brightness slider. Move it to the right to make the photo lighter, and to the left to darken. Tap "Color" to control the photo's color saturation. Move the slider to the right to increase saturation, and left to decrease. Tap "Pop" to add additional vibrance to colors and shadows. Tap "Vignette" to surround the photo with darkened edges. Tap the X to cancel your changes or tap the check mark to save them. This is the second icon in the bottom row (a square with a landscape inside). Tap any filter to see a preview. Move the slider on the screen to increase or decrease the strength of the filter. Tap the X to cancel your changes or tap the check mark to save them. This is the third (last) icon on the bottom row in Editing mode. This tool helps you crop out just the part of the photo you want to keep. Drag the corners inward until you've selected just the area of the photo you want to keep. Tap the checkmark to save the cropped version of the photo. Tap the X to cancel your changes.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Google Photos. Tap a photo you want to edit. Tap the pencil icon to enter Editing mode. Tap the Basic Adjustments icon. Tap the Filters icon. Tap the Crop icon.
Article: This pipe is considered "pure" because all you need to make it is an apple and stick-like device, such as a pen, with a tip sharp enough to poke a hole in the apple. Make sure the apple you use is fresh. A soft apple could collapse while you're trying to bore the holes. It's ideal to use the type of ball-point pen with a tip you can unscrew so you can take out the ink well. Otherwise, you may spill ink all over the apple. Once you take out the ink well, screw the tip back on. Don't use a pencil. It's likely to break inside the apple while you're trying to make a hole with it.
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Get an apple and a pen.