Archive for the ‘iphone’ Category

I answered that pressing question today with the new Skype for iPhone update.

Using the “Library HDR” option from the main menu of the Pro HDR app, you can force it to process any two photos of the same size. In this example, I use two photos from Infinicam, but I have used this technique starting with Plastic Bullet and PictureShow exports as the starting point as well.

Phoster is an incredibly easy to use iPhone application that walks you, step-by-step, through the process of creating and editing visually appealing poster and invitation graphics.

In every test I performed, including the test shown here, the Pro HDR app produced better results than the True HDR app.

I was excited to see what HDR (High Dynamic Range) capabilities the iPhone iOS 4.1 update brought. I was excited to see that it required just one click to function properly and equally as excited to see how fast it worked. However, my initial test left me feeling like they had forgotten to include the dynamic part of the HDR process. I’m glad I tested further.

For the most part, the UI changes they’ve made in the upcoming iPhone software, iOS4, are major improvements, but I do have one small suggestion to make.

What this app does is generate a “trending topics” list from JUST the people you follow on Twitter. You can sort for words or hashtags by timeframe. If you find a tweet you want to respond to or retweet, you can do that right from that app as well. This is all Friend Trend does. That’s it. And I like it.

We feel like a bit like a proud parent this morning as we read the news coverage about the new Cisco SIO To Go iPhone app. We’ve worked very closely with Michael Weir, Cisco security marketing director, and his team over the past few months, so we share the excitement they’re feeling right now. You can download the app from the iTunes store here.

This morning, Marie Hattar, VP of Network Systems and Security Solutions at Cisco, was one of the keynote presenters at Interop. She shared her excitement a few weeks ago on Twitter, but didn’t let the cat out of the bag about what Cisco security innovation would be unveiled. We’ve been chomping at the bit to [...]

While I love the camera on my iPhone 3Gs, sometimes the light is not quite right for the perfect shot. Lots of apps exist on the iPhone to help you remedy this problem. I’ve tested dozens. I can confidently say that none of them are as easy to use as Adobe’s Photoshop.com Mobile.