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Samsung Unveils ‘My Galaxy’ Smartphone App
Samsung Electronics today announced the launch of My Galaxy, an application to help Samsung Galaxy owners get the most from their smartphones. The content of the app is uniquely tailored to offer the most personalised customer experience. Created in collaboration with Monitise Create, Europe’s leading mobile innovation agency, My Galaxy is packed full of features that truly unlock the benefits of being a Samsung customer. Customers can take advantage of a range of exclusive offers from film and music content, to tickets for live events. They will be able to learn about the latest accessories for any Samsung smartphone through the app’s m-commerce storefront, with access to over 300 products…
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PicTapGo/HD – Temporarily Free
PicTapGo for iPhone and HD for iPad is a popular iOS photography app with over 50 photo effects and also allows you to layer filters and save your own custom filters too. Usually the iPhone version retails for $1.99/£1.49 and the HD for $2.99/£1.99. Both can be picked up for free, for a limited time. Select your version below: PicTapGo/download PicTapGo HD/download
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Noteshelf – iOS iPad – Temporary Price Drop – Create A Journal
Yesterday, MaryJane Sarvis mentioned this app, Noteshelf in her Fly On The Wall Column that she runs with Jennifer Bracewell. MaryJane explained that Journaling is an excellent way of keeping track of new ideas and thoughts. Jennifer also agreed and explained that she uses Journaling either in note or sketch form to keep track of thoughts as they flow to help with creative blocks. Although MaryJane confessed to prefering pen and paper, she explained that this app Noteshelf has really helped her and keeps her organised. To read more of this Fly On The Wall Column article, please go here. Noteshelf is on sale today, usually it retails for $5.99/£3.99…
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SketchBook Pro for iPad – Temporary Price Drop
SketchBook Pro for iPad by Autodesk Inc is a hugely popular app with artists for painting and drawing, it’s incredibly powerful and allows for full screen work. It also includes support to manage multiple layers and there’s a comprehensive Brush Library with over 100 presets to customize. SketchBook Pro for iPad usually retails for $4.99/£2.99 but today you can pick it up for just $1.99/£1.49. Click here to download.
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Exclusive Interview With Chris Davies Of The American Aperture Awards (AX3)
As many of you know the winners of the American Aperture Awards (AX3) were recently announced. Four major Award Winners and 51 Winners in each additional category from over 1,100 entries from 63 countries were narrowed down to receive these prestigious awards. We were delighted in particular with the mobile photography category, not least with seeing our very talented Contributor Nettie Edwards scoop the Top Prize and Award of Mobile Photographer of the Year. Sarah Jarret, Adria Ellis, Gianluca Ricoveri, Cedric Blanchon, Eeken, Ale Di Gangi, Eloise Capet, Cindy Patrick, Lisa Waddell, Susan Tuttle, John Fulton, Mattia Vacca, Valerie McBride and more, all received Awards too in various categories –…
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Photogene⁴ – iOS Photography App – Updated And On Sale
Photogene⁴ is a hugely popular app for iOS photo editing and it has just had a huge update. Previously it was only compatibile with iPhone but now it’s universal, meaning it will work with your iPad too. It’s also iOS 7 compatibile, so come Wednesday September 18th, you’ll be ready to go. There’s a few other updates too, check out What’s New below. The developers have also dropped the price of this app. Usually it retails for $2.99/£1.99 but it is now on sale at $0.99/£.069. Click here to download. What’s New? – Photogene is now a universal app for both iPad and iPhone. - iOS 7 compatibility. …
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Panorama 360 Camera – Temporarily Free
Panorama 360 Camera is built for the iOS platform and it’s a very popular app. It usually retails for $0.99/£0.69 but it’s currently going free. Click here to download.
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VSCO Cam – Updated – New Free Packs Added
VSCO Cam is a hugely iOS photography popular app and possibly with this update about to be more so. There’s some great new additions including two new free packs to download. Check out What’s New below. This is a free update to a free app. Click here to download/update. What’s New? – Addition of Shadows Tint and Highlights Tint tools – New FREE Levi’s® & Street Etiquette Preset packs to download – Ability to add name to copyright EXIF – Improved quality of thumbnail views – Memory improvements – Redesigned side menu – Fix for loading article cover images – Various bug fixes and performance improvements – Added…
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Hands On And Up Close With The IMPOSSIBLE Project For iPhone – By Nick Spence
We’re delighted to publish this article by our fabulous new Contributor to TheAppWhisperer, Nick Spence. Nick has been a freelance writer for over 10 years working for a range of publications and websites, you can read more about him in his bio below. Over to you Nick…(foreword by Joanne Carter). “You could have blamed the rain and cold, the promise of new iPhones, or a night of international football ahead, but the turnout for the The IMPOSSIBLE Project at the Apple Store, Covent Garden was disappointedly low. The Tuesday night, London based ‘Special Event’, was tucked away upstairs and so unassuming many simply wandered by, attracting around a dozen…
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Howson PL – New For iPad
A very interesting app for iPad full of fascinating images taken in Poland in 1959 by Gerald Howson a British Photographer commissioned by ‘The Queen’ magazine to provide images for an article about cold-war Poland. It’s a fascinating story, he packed two cameras in his rucksack, picked up some developer (chemicals) and set out to Poland. He planned to develop his film there and print when back in the UK. ‘ Gerald Howson first visited Cracow, including the Jewish Kazimierz and Nowa Huta. Then he travelled to Lublin, Auschwitz and finally to Warsaw. Though not speaking a word of Polish, he was coming up close to his subjects. Howson went…
