Tag: Images - Latest Releases

May 25, 2012 - The best customization app Pimp Your Screen offering new ways to add a touch of individuality to your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad has shown a substantial improvement - it is now fully compatible with the new iPad and includes new content designed for the Retina display. Pimp Your Screen has been featured by Apple as one of the best selling apps in App Store Rewind 2011 and also it was acknowledged as the Best Wallpaper app of 2011 according to the Best App Ever Awards held by 148Apps network.

May 25, 2012 - Tekton Technologies has announced Trip Photos - Tag, Search N Share 1.3 for iOS, their one stop app to experience your photos and videos, with fast photo Sharing, Tag and Search. Trip Photos comes with great features like tagging, sharing and powerful search so that you never miss your old photos and nice memories. Trip Photos analyzes each of your pictures and records when and where each picture was taken.

May 24, 2012 - Art & Mobile has announced SuperAlbum Free 1.1.0 for iOS, an update to their popular Photo & Video app, which allows users to conveniently view the photos they have uploaded to any of 12 different photo sharing services. Once viewed in the app, photos are automatically stored on the iDevice for offline viewing, anytime. The app features print, export, email, and slideshow capabilities, and it supports all major photo sharing websites, such as Flickr, Picasa, Tumblr, TwitPic, Facebook, etc.

May 22, 2012 - Phix Software today released iPhix 1.1, an update meant to make the vintage photography and photo adjusting app for Mac OS X more social. This update adds the ability to share not only your pictures, but also a "recipe" of your filters and adjustments, a description of your picture and EXIF and location data. Your friends will be able to view these in the new online Phix.im service. Further improvements include 8 new filters and huge performance boosts.

May 22, 2012 - demografix pty ltd today introduces School Fonts 1.0, its new educational solution for iOS devices. Suitable for children to adults, School Fonts allows the teacher or parent to prepare lessons using written instructions, unique images and audio instructions, to which the student can respond using written and audio recordings. Students learn shapes, letters, numbers, words and more limited only on what a teacher or parent can create as lessons.

May 22, 2012 - California based Wondershare today announces Panorama 1.1, an update to its popular photography app for iOS devices. Incredibly easy to use, Panorama creates panoramic images by allowing users to simply tap the capture button in the app and slowly pan the iPhone to capture the image. Cool effects such as old photo, rice paper, sketch, vintage, and others can be applied. Version 1.1 adds the ability to preview in real time the effects that can be applied to a panorama image - before capture.

May 21, 2012 - Code Line announced a free update to its popular "Collect for Output" application, Art Files 2 for Mac. Art Files is a major timesaver for graphic designers that automates the collection of linked images and fonts contained in Adobe Illustrator documents. The new update adds support for Adobe Illustrator CS6 released earlier this month. Art Files 2 is available as a free, 15-launch demo and is available for purchase online.

May 19, 2012 - Longtime Macintosh developer and publisher, Lemke Software GmbH today announces GraphicConverter 8, an important update to its popular image utility for Mac OS X. GraphicConverter has been completely rewritten and now supports 64-bit and 32-bit Intel-based Apple computers. The new GraphicConverter 8 is now able to take full advantage of the latest 64-bit systems, allowing you to work with larger files and in less time.

May 19, 2012 - AppChakra announced the release of BlinkMaster which takes the trivia game out of the text-only format by challenging users to connect "Blinked" images to a famous person, place or thing. What is common across images of a black turtle neck sweater, an apple, employment section of a newspaper, and tablets? They all point directly or indirectly to Steve Jobs. The app plays on the fact that people often connect the things they see in the blink of an eye with a specific memory.