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Creating collages with your images is easier than ever on your iPhone and–with the right app–you can make great looking projects in minutes and share them immediately.
Are you old enough to remember making collages with a gluestick and poster board? These days anyone can create a collage (without all the mess) using digital photos and any photo layout program on a desktop computer. But some recent (more…)
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that allows you to take a picture with the front camera when someone enters the wrong passcode and sends the photo along with information such as location and a map to you via email.
The jailbreak app also doesn’t allow someone to turn off the iOS device when it is locked.
While iCaughtU is available on Cydia for free, iCaughtUPro is available for $2.5 offers you a number of features:
Take Picture with Front Camera (if available) when password (more…)
The Google+ iOS app now offers built-in search.
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Google has tweaked its Google+ app for the iPhone to add built-in search and a couple of features previously available only on its Web site.
Users of the social network can now search for specific people or posts, just as they can on the Google+ site. A search field appears at the top of the mobile app where one can (more…)
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One of the major improvements for both iOS 5 and the iPhone 4S was made in the area of photography. Upgraded camera specs on the new iPhone 4S and improved software in iOS 5 make taking pictures much more appealing from your phone. These tips can help even further, giving users greater options when producing photos.
1. Use your software shutter-release button. This is the basic iOS function that has (more…)
The iPhone has always had a camera, but it wasn’t until the iPhone 4 that it became a serious shooter. That model increased the resolution from 2 to 5 megapixels and it added a powerful flash to brighten dim shots.
With the combination of third-party photo-editing apps and subsequent iOS upgrades, the iPhone 4 developed into one of the better camera phones on the market. But then last week Apple made it even better (more…)
It’s been a busy day for Apple , they have also released release another software update: Apple TV software update 4.4 (essentially
.
hey’ve added support for a host of new features, such as Photo Stream, AirPlay mirroring, and more media subscriptions.
on other devices. One of the biggest features in this update is AirPlay’s mirroring ability, which allows you to display contents of your
. It appears this ability is restricted to iPad 2 and (more…)
The Chinese site – AppVV.com that had just posted the
, which revealed early benchmarks, the settings available for Siri – Apple ‘s new intelligent personal assistant feature and also seems to have confirmed that
, is on a roll.
They have now published a photo, which appears to be taken using iPhone 4S’ 8-megapixel camera.
. You can click on the photo to checkout the full resolution image:
. One of the major new features is an all-new (more…)
Photo Stream gets its own section in your Photos app.
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How useful you’ll find Photo Stream depends a lot on what you need or expect. If you just want a completely automated way to mirror all the photos you shoot on with your iPhone and iPad to your other computers and devices, then congratulations, this app’s for you.
If your needs stray beyond that to selective syncing/backup, (more…)
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From the makers of the Hipstamatic toy camera app comes IncrediBooth, a 99-cent app that turns your iOS device into a photo booth.
The app is incredibly simple to use. Center your mug in the frame (or squeeze in as many friends as will fit), hit the big, red button, and wait as the app snaps four photos with 2-second intervals. I am using it on an iPad 2, but it works with any iOS device with (more…)
