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1. Problem: Photos appear pixilated on a digital frame. The digital frames we looked at—even those that claim to be “high-definition”—aren’t as crisp as the screens found on the latest smartphones and tablets. But one model did stand out: the 8-inch Nixplay Edge . Its backlit screen has a resolution of 160 pixels per inch (almost as good as a first-generation iPad Mini) and renders images that appear sharp, bright and vibrant from all angles. That said, even an entry-level frame can produce a good image these days. The screen on the 8-inch Micca M808Z , which has a resolution of 125 pixels per inch, isn’t nearly as good as the Nixplay Edge’s when viewed from up close but is fine from a few feet away. Cranking its brightness setting up helps considerably, too. Just note that it’s best viewed from straight on, making it ideal for a desk, where you’ll primarily be viewing it from a set position, as opposed to, say, a bookshelf that you walk by. 2. Problem: Loading photo...