Remember Fotopedia Heritage, that awesome iOS app that takes you to the world heritage sites through thousands of photos? Well, it has been updated yet again and we can’t help but suggest you to download it, or update the existing installation if you already have it running on your iPhone, iPod Touch and/or iPad. The premise of the app remains the same, providing a “virtual passport to the hundreds of sites that constitute the world’s collective cultural and natural human legacy.” There are more than 30,000 photos of the world’s most breathtaking vistas spread across 936 World Heritage sites, from the Aachen Cathedral to the Zytglogge. Version 4.0 also adds weekly updated content that is delivered as Visual Stories, allowing travel enthusiasts, world explorers and photographers to discover a new site regularly. Of course, you can still share your favorite photos with friends via email, Facebook and Twitter. Open Graph integration Read More

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It was almost a year ago when Fotopedia launched its first iPad photo app which brings together 20,000 gorgeous images of World Heritage sites around the world. Since then, it’s launched three more (Fotopedia Paris, Fotopedia National Parks, and Memory of Colors). All together, Fotopedia’s photo apps have been downloaded 3.2 million times. And today it is going to launch its fifth app called “Dreams of Burma” in partnership with National Geographic. Dreams Of Burma brings together more than 1,000 images of the people and landscapes of Burma from Fotopedia photographers. The collection was both created and curated by the Fotopedia community, and then vetted by Fotopedia’s own photo editors and the editor of National Geographic Traveler. Like Fotopedia’s other iPad “photo books,” you can explore the images tags, swiping through, or shuffling for a random selection. Every photo is geo-tagged and linked to a Wikipedia entry which you can call Read More

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Petite sélection des applications et jeux iPad gratuits et / ou actuellement en promotion. Ces opérations promotionnelles étant limitées dans le temps, pensez à bien vérifier avant de télécharger une application sur iTunes que cette dernière est toujours gratuite ou bénéficie toujours d'une remise de tarif. Read More

Fotonauts, makers of Fotopedia.com, announced new version of its Fotopedia Heritage mobile app for the iOS-powered devices. Version 2.0 packs few cool features, including: The core of the app remains the same, offering more than 25,000 awe-inspiring photos with more being added on a daily basis. In addition to the new app version, Fotonauts also announced a new financing round of $1.1 million from investors including Ignition Partners and Banexi Ventures Partners. The new money will be used to bring new products to market and to “secure top-level leadership talent.” In that sense, the company opened an office in San Francisco and appointed Christophe Daligault, a Microsoft veteran and former General Manager, to the position of Senior Vice President of Global Business… Fotopedia (FREE) [iTunes link] Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following the latest trends in the industry. The "convergence" is what he's most excited Read More

Over the course of this summer, we have witnessed the launch of a number of visually stunning applications for the iPad, including Pulse, Flipboard, Fotopedia Heritage and Discover. Now, one of the best and most popular photojournalism blogs, Boston.com's , is joining the fray with the launch of its own iPad app. About three times per week, the Big Picture features a new set of photos around a specific topic or news event. Thanks to the iPad's great screen and the editorial team's skill in choosing the best images, scrolling through these collections makes for a great visual experience. Most of these sets include somewhere between 35 and 50 captioned images from a wide variety of sources. This is, of course, not the first iPad app that highlights great photojournalism. The Guardian, for example, was among the first news organizations to launch an iPad app that focused solely on displaying interesting Read More

We’ve already talked about Fotopedia Heritage iPad app and now it got a small update. Because it’s really, really beautiful app every iPad owner should have installed on his beloved tablet, we’re giving it some extra space on IntoMobile. The update includes slightly revamped UI, a search and an index — all of which should help you go more quickly too all those photos (and descriptions) included. The other good news is that now it’s available for the iPhone, too. I guess it makes more sense to run it on the iPad, but having it on your Apple smartphone can be useful, too. Finally, here are some numbers to end this post – Fotopedia Heritage was downloaded close to 700,000 times since its launch 3 weeks ago. The number of photo views is over 45,000,000! Yap, you should download the app right away. If you’re still not sure whether to do Read More

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“Your paper has arrived” schreibt sich Dustin MacDonald von Acrylic Software mit der iPad-Umsetzung von ‘Times‘ auf die Werbefahne. Der RSS-Client für den Mac, der dieser App-Store-Anwendung als Vorlage diente, hat sich bei mir nie besonders wohl gefühlt. Das mag unter anderem daran liegen, dass ich am Rechner im RSS-Reader mehr ‘gearbeitet’ als entspannt mit hochgelegten Füßen gelesen habe. Mit dem iPad änderte sich das. ‘Times‘ verschlingt jedoch nicht automatisiert ganze Feed-Kataloge sondern schießt sich auf einige ausgewählte News-Quellen ein. Diese sind manuell hinzuzufügen. Eine Synchronisation – beispielsweise über Google Reader – wird bislang nicht geboten. Diese Beschränkung kann jedoch durchaus ihren Reiz besitzen, um sich ungestört – ohne soziale Störquellen wie Facebook oder Twitter, die Flipboard mehr ins Visier nimmt – zu konzentrieren. Das Zeitungsbrett, auf welchem sich einzelne Textseiten vermerken lassen, ist als temporäre Ablage gut gemeint – eine Instapaper-Anbindung wäre mir lieber. Insgesamt erinnert ‘Times’ an die Editors’ Read More