PhotoCover

**PLEASE READ**
PhotoCover will not work if location service is turned off because it’s a permission to let PhotoCover to gain access to your albums. To re-enable, please go to Settings and turn on Location Service for this app.

Cover Flow has been one of the most iconic features in iPhone. In fact, Cover Flow was integrated within Macintosh Finder, Safari and iPod after the launch of first iPhone. However, iPhone users can only use this gorgeous technology inside the iPod app. Wouldn’t it be great if you can browse through your photo albums with Cover Flow as well? That’s exactly what PhotoCover does.

PhotoCover automatically loads all photo albums into the app and creates a cover for each of it. So there’s no need for you to import every single album from your device. With a tap on the center cover, it’ll flip over in three-dimensional and reviews all of the photos inside that album. You can scroll through the thumbnails and tap on anyone of it to get a larger preview. If that wasn’t big enough for you, just touch on the preview and it will bring it up to full screen. Moreover, as you zooming into the photo, it’ll load the full resolution of the image to give you the finest details. On top of that, real-time reflection was also implemented throughout the app to furthermore enrich the elegancy of the UI.

Last but not least, another great functionality of this app is instant slideshow. How long it usually takes to create a slideshow? It normally takes minutes or even hours. But with PhotoCover, with just a press of a button, you instantaneously created a slideshow with Ken Burns effect! In additions, you can even choose your own personal music to play along with it. While playing, you can also bring up the controller by tapping anywhere on the screen and you are able to pause, view next or previous image. It’s effortless.