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Some time back I reviewed several Panorama apps for the iPhone. I take a many images covering a lot of area, which used to mean hand stitching images together on the Mac later. The first solutions for the iPhone where taking individual images that the app made into one. Now, there are several options that …
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iOS4.1 loaded, bug fixes tested, now onto the fun new enhancements! First off, the new button in the Camera area to take High Dynamic Range photos. If you have not used a HDR app before, this will create much more lifelike photos the way your eyes see the world around you. Software that take HDR …
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I have covered a few Augmented Reality apps here over the last year. Most have a large selection of add in items that you can choose from to appear on the screen as you look through your iPhone’s camera. Fun stuff, particularly in a new city, as long as you don’t mind folks staring at …
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In line for the second iPhone, folks were talking about being able to ‘bump’ their iPhones. It was sounding like we were hearing about a action word that was soon to be as common as Google. While, it didn’t take off quite like that, ‘bump’ing your iPhone with someone else’s to exchange contact information is …
Audible, long a supplier of my audiobooks, has released an app just for better managing of those audio files. Since the introduction of the iPhone, you have been able to download audiobooks purchased through Audible and play them like any other audio file. All of the usual controls are there for jumping to the beginning/end, …
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