Articles Tagged ‘photosynth’
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Can’t Use Apple’s Panoramic Feature On Your iPhone? Try Out These Alternatives
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Wed September 26th, 2012
Here are four panoramic apps for iPhone worth considering. Two of these are actually better than what Apple has to offer with iOS 6.
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Apple Working On Panoramic Photo Capabilities In iOS 5
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu July 14th, 2011
Apple’s iOS Camera app could soon include panoramic photo-taking capabilities, according to Seth Weintraub at 9 To 5 Mac who recently uncovered some new code stating as such in iOS 5. If correct, this could present a potential problem with app developers who already provide this service.
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AppAdvice Daily: App Updates, Hot Accessories And A Chance To Win
BY Robin Rhys on Wed June 29th, 2011
Photosynth just relased an update and now gives users the chance to win a free XBox on a weekly basis. Pioneer is about to release a car unit made for the iPhone that should work with apps. Plus we have the chance for you guys to win a free year subscription to a great note taking app.
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Microsoft's Photosynth App Updated, Includes Chance To Win XBox With Kinect
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Wed June 29th, 2011
Photosynth, Microsoft’s iOS panorama creation app, recently received a significant update that also includes an XBox promotion. First released in April, the free app for the iPhone/iPod touch allows users to take different photos and then ‘stitch’ them together to form a panoramic photo.
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The Best iPhone Apps Of The Week
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Sun April 24th, 2011
Some (unangry) birds, Pac-Man, and THE wedding highlighted the week that was in the world of iPhone apps. But, which one was the best of the week?
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In Slight To Its Own Mobile Users, Microsoft Releases Photo App For iPhone
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon April 18th, 2011
Microsoft has released its new Photosynth app for the iPhone/iPod touch. The free app allows users to take different photos and then ‘stitch’ them together to form a panoramic photo. Surprisingly, the app is not
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