In the past few months I have discovered a number of great photography apps for Android phones and tablets. I will be putting together a Panoramic App shootout, pitting the best of the currently available solutions against each other. I will also highlight a few other photography apps worthy of your attention if your an Android user and photographer.

A while ago I created a simple Android wallpaper, which can be found on Deviant Art here. The Wallpaper has a Creative Common license, its really nice to see someone making use of something I created, which I had almost forgotten about. Below is some text about the Guardian Project.

The Guardian Project aims to create easy to use apps, open-source firmware MODs, and customized, commercial mobile phones that can be used and deployed around the world, by any person looking to protect their communications from unjust intrusion.
The Android operating system created by Google provides an open-source, Linux-based foundation on which this project is building. From sleek, stylish smartphones to large format e-book readers, Android provides the most creative, functional and open platform on which to base this type of work.
The combination of Android and Guardian will create the most secure, trustworthy, mass market consumer smartphone solution for improving the privacy of our daily lives. Whether your are an average citizen looking to affirm your rights or an activist, journalist or humanitarian organization looking to safeguard your work in this age of global communication, Guardian is the solution for your mobile security needs.

Put together a quick video with HD footage and stills taken on my Sailing holiday this summer, need to get a more up to date PC so I can edit HD footage with ease, its rather clunky on my aging Athlon X2 machine.