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The iPhone 5 is full of hidden features and tricks that let users get more out of the iPhone 5 while they wait for iOS 7 to arrive. It’s been six months since the iPhone 5 launched, and most people don’t know how to get the most out of the iPhone 5. With this list [...]
The mobile app works a lot like the web version. Users can browse through the extensive list of projects, support and follow relevant projects, watch and upload videos, and receive updates from project creators. And creators have the option to receive updates about pledges and keep their supporters updated on any news or other relevant [...]
Cinemagraphs are still photos with elusive motions. These photos have sudden movements which can be sometimes very interesting. In simple words, cinemagraphs are GIF images but with only a few elements that move while the rest of the photo stays still. This is a really cool effect when done in the right way. You [...]
Creating great content is a no-brainer marketing strategy. And the King of content is video. And fortunately, marketing your small business using video has never been easier or cheaper. My guest today is Jules Watkins, former BBC, MTV and Pimp My Ride TV director and producer – who’s created a fantastic training system called [...]
I happen to have the iPhone 4s and am happy with it, although a few days ago while with a client I was actually amazed when I was able to hold his iPhone 5 in my hands. The first thing I noticed is that it is much lighter. It is thinner, and it is [...]
See on Scoop.it – Let’s Talk Podcasting In this podcast you’ll learn about using your iPhone and video. As our attentions increasingly divert over to video, mobile content is fast becoming increasingly important. See on feedproxy.google.com
See on Scoop.it – Photos4Share My name is Zoraya Tonel and I look forward to explore earth without leaving my home. I didn’t know that I would have to learn geography when I challenged myself to write about Android GPS but here I am, excited to write more about it. See on www.squidoo.com Related articles [...]
See on Scoop.it – Educational technology The principle of augmented reality based iPhone apps is to use the superb multitasking and image processing capabilities provided by the iPhone. See on blog.startappz.com
Via Scoop.it – internetbillboards Foodspotting is a visual guide to good food and where to find it. It’s the easiest way to find and share the foods you love.When we launched Foodspotting in January 2010, Ted and I looked forward to the day it could be a picture menu for every restaurant. One million sightings [...]
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The App Store is littered with augmented reality apps, and it’s with good reason. The idea of projecting a virtual world into our everyday lives feels magical to almost anyone. Couple this with the ease of Apple’s app store and it’s no wonder this genera of apps has been selling like hotcakes.But the innovations of [...]
It’s easy to forget that when Apple’s first iPad was unveiled in January 2010, there were plenty of cynics questioning the need for a slate-shaped device sitting somewhere between a smartphone and a laptop computer. Microsoft had pitched tablets a decade before, to little interest. So what were iPads for? Scroll on 21 months and [...]
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