Photo and personal publishing giant Shutterfly, which has been gobbling up startups in recent months, is today launching its second iPad application called Shutterfly Photo Story, which allows you to build photo books on your tablet using photos from your iPad’s Photo Stream, Facebook, Instagram or those uploaded to Shutterfly itself. You can then choose to share those books to Facebook or…
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Shutterfly Debuts Its Own Photo Book Maker For iPad, Shutterfly Photo Story 1
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Google redesigns YouTube for Android and iOS with cards, multitasking, and more 0
August 21st at 1:09pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsYouTube is readying a new look for its mobile apps, introducing a card-based interface that allows you to watch one video while continuing to browse for others. An updated version of the Android app reveals a faster, more fluid version of YouTube that displays videos in the rectangular cards that have become a Google design signature. The Android app will be rolling out "soon," YouTube said, although some users were already reporting being able to download the update from Google Play....
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Shadow Puppet Is A Storytelling App For Sharing Narrated Slideshows Of Your Photos 0
September 18th at 8:43pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsStorytelling today means crowding around someone’s phone as they describe their photos. Shadow Puppet bring that show & tell experience online by letting you share a voice-over with an animated slideshow of your pics. Built with Greylock money by Carl Sjogreen, the Googler who sold travel startup Nextstop to Facebook, Shadow Puppet let you describe everything from vacations to app demos.
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Flickr for iOS updated with automatic uploads from the Camera Roll and Auto Straighten tool 0
October 9th at 3:08pm / The Next Web / 0 opinionsYahoo is combating Google+ with an update to its Flickr for iOS app, which gives iOS 7 users the ability to automatically upload the photos in their Camera Roll....
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YouTube Capture app gains new editing features in iOS 7 update 4
November 14th at 2:49am / The Verge / 0 opinionsYouTube's Capture app is a handy tool for anyone that frequently uploads video from an iPhone or iPad to the popular sharing site. And today the company has updated Capture for iOS 7 while simultaneously adding a slew of important features. You can now pause and resume recording, whereas before any interruption effectively meant ending your clip. But even if you do find yourself with multiple videos, Capture now lets users stitch together an unlimited number of clips in each video. Individual clips can...
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Snapchat's Update Lets You Replay One Snap Per Day 2
December 22nd at 12:30am / Gizmodo / 0 opinionsSSnapchat just rolled out a big update with a bunch of new features, the most important being Replay. Now, every day brings a one-time chance to review the most recent message in your stream. If that makes you think twice about what you've been Snapchatting, maybe it's time to reevaluate your life.The Replay option is opt-in for recipients, not senders, and only gives you one extra look at the message — it's still deleted from Snapchat's server after the first view. The rest of the app's updates...
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VLC for iOS gets a new UI, Dropbox and Google Drive support, and more 1
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10 things your iPad can do with a little extra help 11
March 8th at 9:07pm / GigaOM / 0 opinionsOn its own, the iPad is capable of accomplishing a great number of day to day tasks. With a little help from an add-on accessory it can do quite a bit more.
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Vimeo overhauls iOS app with Mailbox-like controls, 'friendlier vibe' 0
May 10th at 1:49am / The Verge / 0 opinionsVimeo has just given its iOS app a significant makeover, introducing a more lightweight feel and what the company describes as "a friendlier vibe." The app has been revamped from corner to corner â at least visually â and now almost feels like something you'd expect from Tumblr. Perhaps Mailbox is a better example, as the main feed now contains swipe gestures that will quickly remind users of Dropbox's email app. Depending on how far you swipe each video, you'll trigger actions like sharing, saving...
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Lenka Might Be The Black And White Photographer’s Dream App 0
June 24th at 6:03pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsPhoto apps have evolved from adding filtering, to being social, to smashing up the two. Instagram grew like a weed based on this philosophy. EyeEm has grown by making your feed of friends photos look so good, you know you just have to take great photos as well (there’s some clever algorithms at work there). Now a new app, designed by one of the world’s best photographers, wants…
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Looksee Debuts A Tinder-Meets-Instagram For Connecting Around Shared Photos 1
August 18th at 11:43pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsA new “anonymish” app called Looksee has launched, combining mobile photography with a Tinder-like matching element that lets anonymous users connect with each other over their shared photos. The idea is that when two users mutually like one another’s photos, their identities will then be revealed to each other, allowing them to make a personal connection and begin…
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Adobe Debuts A Slew Of New Mobile Apps, Including Brush, Shape And Draw 2
October 6th at 4:43pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsAdobe has ramped up its mobile efforts in a big way today at its annual Adobe Max conference, with seven new mobile apps unveiled (though two are repurposed versions of older software). The new collection in some ways represents the same kind of unbundling of individual features as apps we’ve seen from companies like Facebook, with tools specific to different kinds of artists and…
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Pixelmator, Beyonce, 'Guardians of the Galaxy' & 'Fargo' lead Apple's iTunes Best of 2014 awards 1
December 8th at 4:11pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsApple on Monday debuted its curated list of the best content available from its various digital platforms, including apps, music, movies, books, podcasts and more.
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Instagram will now let you upload photo sets, but only if you're a brand 0
March 4th at 1:00pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsSince it launched, Instagram has been a way of telling a story with a single, square-shaped image. The Facebook-owned company may have expanded to video and time lapses, but its heart remains in those singular, postcard-style pictures. That changes today with the introduction of (gulp) "carousel ads" â photo sets of up to four pictures that you swipe through, Tinder-style, while thumbing down your feed. Instagram says the move comes in response to advertiser requests for ways to tell sequenced...
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ACLU app lets you automatically send videos of police encounters 1
May 3rd at 1:45am / Mashable / 0 opinionsA new app from the ACLU lets you automatically report police encounters or civil rights incidents from your smartphone.
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Amazon finally releases Cloud Drive mobile apps, but they're bare bones 0
July 6th at 6:42pm / Macworld / 0 opinionsUsers of Amazonâs online storage service can now view all their files on iOS and Android, but thereâs still no way to edit or upload.
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You can now post full-size landscape and portrait photos on Instagram 0
August 27th at 8:09pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsVisit the Eiffel Tower in Paris, as I did last year, and youâll see tourists contorting themselves to try and fit the length of the monument into Instagramâs iconic square frame. Even after Instagram began letting you shoot in landscape mode, you could still only share your work as a square. That all changes today: Instagram is updating its Android and iOS apps to enable native support for full-size landscape and portrait photos and video inside the app. They'll run alongside the traditional square...
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Instagram’s New Standalone App Boomerang Captures 1-Second Video Loops 1
October 22nd at 5:23pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsInstagram doesn’t want its feed getting stale, but doesn’t want to bloat its app with extra features either. So today it’s launching Boomerang on iOS and Android. It’s a dead-simple app where you shoot a one-second burst of five photos that are turned into a silent video that plays forwards and then reverses over and over in a loop. Boomerangs are automatically saved…
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Giphy Cam now lets you create Star Wars GIFs 1
December 14th at 9:09pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsDon't have enough Star Wars in your life this week? Giphy can now help put a little extra Star Wars all around you. Its Giphy Cam app has been updated with six Star Wars filters ahead of The Force Awakens, which will be sticking around for a "limited time" to promote the movie. The effects can make it look like the Millennium Falcon is soaring past you, like you're swinging a tiny lightsaber, like you're chilling with BB-8, or like you're about to hit light speed. Like most of Giphy Cam's effects, the...
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VideoSlam for iOS creates cinematic memories from your photos and videos 0
March 7th at 1:02am / Macworld / 0 opinionsEasily, automatically whip up a "day in the life" composite video from clips that might otherwise stay trapped in your phone.
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Snapchat's Discover feature gets magazine-style makeover 0
June 8th at 9:22pm / Macworld / 0 opinionsSubscriptions and a larger Live element headline the social network's efforts to make content easier on the eyes.
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Google's new PhotoScan app will transform your prints into digital images 1
November 15th at 11:02pm / Macworld / 0 opinionsGoogle Photos is also getting a number of new editing tools so you can make more detailed tweaks to your existing images.
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Tons of iOS Apps on Sale for Black Friday 0
November 25th at 4:17pm / Cult of Mac / 0 opinionsThe Black Friday weekend means sales and discounts galore, and iOS developers are offering some crazy reductions on the some of the App Store’s best downloads. We’ve compiled a list of some of the greatest apps on sale, such as Readdle’s Printer Pro & PDF Expert; the Quickoffice Mobile suites, AutoStitch Panorama, and many, many more. Check out our extensive list of apps on sale after the break, and grab yourself a bargain for your iPad, iPhone & iPod Touch.
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10 Photo Apps That Enhance Instagram 0
November 22nd at 11:26am / Mashable / 0 opinionsTen years ago, you probably wouldn't have dreamed your cellphone would replace your camera. Now, millions of people carry mobiles that easily out-snap their...