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It’s no secret that I play a lot with images beyond the original snapshot. Most apps I use are on the robust side to tune and tweak. Of course there is a huge variety of apps that are on the light side, specializing in doing one thing. The user interfaces of these free apps are …
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Hidden in amongst all the news about the iOS5 release was a new app from Apple for the iPhone. The Card app is a free print card creator solution that is just right for those times you need to get a card sent to someone and no time to hit the store. Since it uses …
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I have enjoyed a photo tuning app on the iPad for a while and was happy to see that Snapseed is available now as a universal app, so onto my iPhone it went. Automated and Selective tuning with a unique finger interface gives is three checks in the ‘must have’ category. Opening an image is …
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I’m not a ‘big’ case user. Unless it’s a specialty case that enhances the iPhone with features to the phone it’s self, I usually pass by. The Griffin Survivor and Morphie Power cases are great examples of ‘enhancement’ cases. Others usually are just adding bulk for a unique look that I could do with a …
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I’m a big fan of Wikipedia, jumping there for an overview of about any subject. It’s a great example of people helping others. People constantly updating with new information as it’s happening. The information is very handy for big information subjects but not the place to ask a question. If you believe the rumors, Apple …
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