Your smartphone has a camera that professional photographers would have longed for years ago. But do you have the skill to edit them and make them look spectacular? Don't worry. We've got a list of apps that will help take your pictures to the next level, and you don't have to pay Photoshop's hefty price tag.

TapeACall is an app that lets you record your incoming and outgoing calls on your smartphone.

Its free version, TapeACall Lite, lets you record an entire call but only lets you listen to the first minute of the recording. To listen to phone calls in their entirety, upgrade to TapeACall Pro for a yearly subscription price of $9.99. This Pro subscription gives you unlimited call recording times.

Keep in mind that TapeACall records calls via a three-way call where the third party is a local TapeACall number. The service also doesn’t notify the other party about being recorded so you have to be careful when using the app for legal reasons.

Try out TapeACall Lite on the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store.

Whether you have a few minutes or hours to spare, mobile gaming offers virtually endless titles for you to try out. New games are added all the time, and it's not always easy to sort the good from the bad. We gathered 10 great mobile titles you can try out right now.

Microsoft Office is expensive. If you're thinking of switching to something else, Google offers tools that perform much of the same functions for free. All you need is a Google account. We'll show you how some basic and essential actions compare between MS Word and Excel vs. Google Docs and Sheets. You may be surprised by how similar they are.

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