Will you be able to pull yourself away from the simplicity and coolness of Instagram long enough to make a switch? If you are ready to switch and looking for a worthy alternative for Instagram, we have our best 10 alternatives for Instagram awaiting to offer you a richly featured and more powerful tool for all your photography needs. List of alternatives to Instagram : (Not in any specific order) Path is the smart journal that helps you share life with the ones you love — your thoughts, the music you’re listening to, where you are, who you’re with, when you wake and when you sleep, and beautiful high quality photos and videos. And for those of you who like to share on public networks like Twitter, Foursquare, Tumblr, and Facebook, you can easily check-in, upload photos and videos, blog, and tweet directly from Path Mobli is a real-time visual media Read More

Mashable notes this morning that the iPhone is no longer the most popular camera used by Flickr users. That honor now goes to the Canon 5D Mark II. Canon's numbers have been rising for months, and pics from that Canon model totaled 4,643 yesterday. The iPhone 4 users posted 4,460. The iPhone 4 was the number one image contributor when rankings were released last June. There's one thing to take into consideration. The iPhone numbers only reflect the use of the Apple provided camera app. If you're using Instagram or Hipstamatic or any of the 3rd party HDR apps your photos won't be tagged as iPhone images. Canon recently lowered the price of the 5D Mark II because its been replaced by the Mark III, so some of the boost comes from that. Also, numbers for the iPhone 4 are dropping as the iPhone 4S grows in popularity. Looking at the Read More

Recientemente se ha actualizado una de las aplicaciones de fotografía con más auge, a excepción de Instagram, de usuarios: Hipstamatic. Como principal novedad de esta versión, destaca el hecho de que ahora puedes compartir tus fotografías, además de con las redes sociales más usadas como Facebook, Twitter o Flickr, con Instagram. Éstas han sido las palabras de Lucas Buick, CEO de Hipstamatic: “Cuando lanzamos, todo lo que interesaba era Facebook, Twitter y Flickr, pero hemos visto un gran movimiento en nuestra base de usuarios desde allí hacia Instagram. Nunca hemos sido una compañía interesada en convertirse en red social, pero sí que nos beneficiamos de ellas” Como ya sabéis, la actualización es gratuita si ya tenéis descargada la app. En caso contrario, el precio es de 1,59 euros. En cualquier caso, os dejamos el enlace: Read More

Hipstamatic and Instagram unveiled a partnership today to make mobile photo-sharing easier under the two forces, according to an exclusive report from Fast Company. Instagram will grant Hipstamatic access to a write API — something Instagram has been reluctant to do in the past for third parties — which will allow Hipstamatic users to quickly share their photos with Instagram followers. Hipstamatic has remained a popular iPhone app for a couple of years now. Users take photos using unique “lenses” (read: filters) to add special effects or moods and then share them off to social networks. Instagram has similar features, but Instagram is a social network in itself. The integration between the two is simple. When you snap a new photo on Hipstamatic and want to share it, you’ll now have the option to share it directly onto Instagram alongside all the other standard options like Facebook or Twitter. Once posted Read More

Hipstamatic will have exclusive access to Instagram’s network, and will likely receive a huge amount of promotion from the tags hugging underneath every ported photograph. […] For Instagram, the partnership provides the network with access to Hipstamatic’s high-quality content creators–a photography community of 4 million users who upload 48 million photos per month. […] Most significantly, however, the partnership helps frame Instagram as a social networking platform–a platform that other services will contribute to in the future, and one that could soon see ports from Camera+ and other camera apps. Instagram (kostenlos; App Store-Link) entwickelt sich mit seinen 27 Millionen Nutzern zu einer bedeutenden Foto-Plattform. Die iPhone-Aufnahmen der Hipstamatic-Nutzer (1.59 €; App Store-Link) passen ins Bild zu der dort gepflegten Fotografie-Kultur. Passend dazu: iPhoto für iOS verkauft seine erste Download-Million innerhalb von zehn Tagen. Read More

posted by Jacob Penderworth on Friday, January 27, 2012 at 11:30 am.   We’re back with another weekly installment of iFans Weekly Deals, which highlights the best app, product and accessory deals that you can get your hands on for a limited time only! As always, we’ll update this post throughout the weekend if there are any new additions, so check back frequently. This week, there are several awesome iPad apps that are being offered for half-price, plus a Griffin Explorer case for iPhone 4S for more than 65% off. You can’t miss this week’s edition… Read More

By Chris Kirby on December 17th, 2011 This week at 148Apps, Flurry showed a chart, GiggleApps made us smart, and the Hipstamatic series got a new start. There's still some shopping days left till Christmas, so give the gift of apps and read on... This week at 148Apps.com we delved into the latest from the developers of Hipstamatic, the “disposable” Hipstamatic D-Series app. 148Apps founder Jeff Scott says, “I got a chance to try out the new app and can report that Hipstamatic D-Series does indeed bring back the nostalgic memories of sharing a disposable camera and swapping double prints into the digital age. It’s a great idea and well executed. There’s even the anxious need to burn the last shot by taking a picture of your foot, just to get the roll developed quicker. It’s indeed very fun. FREE! iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Read More

During December and January, The Unofficial Apple Weblog is soliciting your nominations and votes for the best products for Mac, iPhone/iPod touch, and iPad. We'll start with nominations in a category, and then tally your votes for the top-nominated products a few days later. The winner in each category receives the highly-coveted title of TUAW Best of 2011. Today's category for TUAW Best of 2011 nominations is iPhone photo and video apps. The new 8-megapixel camera in the iPhone 4S has raised the bar for iPhoneography, and the hundreds of iPhone photo and video apps make it easy to produce amazing pictures and edit professional-quality video. To get an idea of the apps you can nominate, just visit the iPhone Photo and Video Apps in the App Store and take a look around. Is it Camera+ (US$0.99) that lights your fire, or is the fun of Hipstamatic ($1.99) that keeps you Read More

Apple has released the 2011 edition of its annual iTunes Rewind feature in the iTunes Store. The piece offers a look at what the company has judged to be the best music, movies, TV shows, apps, books, and podcasts of 2011. Some of the notable winners: Apps: - iPhone App of the Year: Instagram - iPhone Game of the Year: Tiny Tower - iPad App of the Year: Snapseed - iPad Game of the Year: Dead Space for iPad Music: - Song of the Year: Pumped Up Kicks by Foster the People - Artist of the Year: Adele - Album of the Year: Wasting Light by Foo Fighters Books: - Best Novel: The Tiger's Wife by Téa Obeht - Best Nonfiction: Boomerang by Michael Lewis It's important to note that these awards are all for the United States iTunes Store. In some cases, Apple gave awards to different items in different Read More

Editor’s note: Guest contributor Nate Bolt runs the UX firm Bolt | Peters, teaches design research at SVA iXD, and made that one SF to Paris time lapse. I get asked a lot why Instagram is so popular. It might be because we just threw the first iPhone photography conference, 1197, or because I allegedly run a company that studies and designs interfaces. It could also be the world of photography is changing so fast that lots of us nerds are talking about how a tool like Instagram can pass 10 million users in 355 days. The interface implications are fascinating, the company and technology dynamics of serving content to 10 million users with less than ten employees are fascinating, the artistic content is fascinating, and the reasons why people like me are so addicted to the damn thing are fascinating. Here’s a crack at why, since I think some other attempts haven’t quite captured it. Quality The quality of camera phone images and filters, whether Read More

By Lisa Caplan on November 9th, 2011 We look at four classic favorite apps for creating or editing photos with stunning special effects. Last week we looked at the best camera replacement apps for the iPhone native app. So, this week we wanted to continue the theme, this time looking at apps that focus on adding those ever-popular effects and filters. Many of the choices feature a camera replacement component, but all do unique things to produce end results that are anything but the average cell camera shot, no matter how high the resolution. All of these apps will make even casual photographers look like virtual experts. Instagram Instagram is all about effects and sharing and it’s completely free. This long-time user favorite allows shutter bugs to shoot right from the app or use existing images in the photo album and easily add custom filters. Most photo apps have social media Read More

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Loved by some, hated by others, the art of applying a special filter to a picture taken with your iPhone has exploded in popularity over the past year or so.  In fact, it has become so popular, there’s talk of a similar feature becoming standard in iOS 5.  In the meantime, those wanting to add filters to their pictures should take a look at any one of the following apps, all of which have a catalog of filters to give even the dreariest of snaps a new lease of life. A great cross-platform photo-sharing social network.  Take a photo from within the app, or select one from your Camera Roll, then add a filter of your choice.  There are nine to choose from, each with the option of adding a border, and the chance to share your uploaded pic through Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and many others.  Free. One of the very Read More

By Rene Ritchie, Tuesday, Jun 28, 2011 | Apple’s iOS 5 built-in a lot of new, basic functionality previously filled by 3rd party App Store apps, which effectively “Sherlocked” those apps, rendering them redundant in a post-iOS 5 world. Or did it? There’s a world of difference between basic functionality that serves the needs of only the most casual user, and advanced functionality with enough control and features to satisfy a hardcore pro. What Apple did with iOS 5, as with previous generations of iOS, is take away the entry-level business of several prominent 3rd party apps, but still left them with the premium, higher order market. While it’s always dangerous creating an enterprise based on glaring functionality holes Apple will almost certainly fill at some point in the future, there’s just as much opportunity building a great product that Apple’s entry into the space can benefit. Here are a 5 Read More

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If you’ve been having fun editing pictures with apps like Hipstamatic ($1.99) and Instagram (Free) on your iPhone, then you might really using Flare for Mac from the Iconfactory (the folks who brought us Twitterrific). This super-easy, filter-based image editor comes with a variety of colour, lens, and “creative” effects (probably textures) for quickly tweaking photos you’d like to post or print. The cool part, however, is the mini social aspect of creating and sharing your own custom presets and checking out the ones that others have made. Once you’re done, you can post your pictures to Flickr or e-mail them as JPEG, PNG or TIFF files. Flare is currently $9.99 (50% off)  on the Mac App Store, but  you can pick up a demo over at the FlareApp website if you’re simply curious. Read More

By Chris Nitz on March 9th, 2011 Some of the best camera apps for the iPhone! Love it or hate it, the iPhone is a big player when it comes to on the go photography. Many people no longer buy point and shoot cameras as they already have their iPhone with them everywhere they go. Apple has dedicated a section of the App Store to Camera and Photography apps. There are even photographers who have dedicated columns to “iPhoneography.” If you happen to fit into the group of users that loves taking photos with your iPhone, but want something to help make those photos more unique, we have four apps perfect for taking your photos further. Hipstamatic:Hipstamatic was one of the first apps to take the iPhone camera and give it a retro feel. Now this app has become a must own for many people. Hipstamatic gives you plenty of options Read More

By Leanna Lofte, Wednesday, Feb 16, 2011 | Every day, TiPb gets flooded with announcements for new and updated iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad apps and games. So every day we pick just a few of the most interesting, the most notable, and simply the most awesome to share with you! FX Photo Studio HD: Now updated to 3.0.0 with 41 new photo effects and much more! [$2.99 - iTunes link] Camera+: Update to 2.1 brings performance enhancements, interface improvements and a limited time sale! [$0.99 - iTunes link] Hipstamatic: Updated with Quicksta snap queue, camera bag organization, and limited edition FreePak [$1.99 - iTunes link] Adobe Ideas: This digital sketchbook is updated to include VGA Out and the option to purchase a feature that will give you 10 drawing layers. [Free, with in-app purchases - iTunes link] Tax FAQs: Have the answers to the 50 most frequently asked tax questions Read More

The popular digital photography iPhone app Hipstamatic has made some bold and welcome moves in its latest update, dubbed version 200. The whole charm of the app is the sensation of using a traditional analog camera, with the choice of different lenses, flashes and films to create some instantly awesome images. Unfortunately, till now the feeling of old school meant, as it was in the olden days, a decidedly unromantic wait for the film to “load” again after taking one picture, a tiny viewfinder in which you could not really focus or frame a picture, and a bewildering (at least for the uninitiated) cockpit of settings. This is what put me off using it regularly for point-and-shoot sessions. It was more like point-shoot-wait for an eternity (eventually solve a sudoku or complete a level on Angry Birds) before taking the next picture. The app has been updated today. Apart from the Read More

Las cualidades de la cámara del iPhone son indudables, no sólo pro la cálidad de la misma sino por la cantidad de aplicaciones  que podemos encontrar en la App Store para que las imágenes tomadas con el teléfono sean el reflejo de la expresión del artista. , Y digo artista porque cualquier usuario, incluso los que nunca han estudiado o practicado la fotografía, pueden exprimir su potencial creativo con las herramientas disponibles para el teléfono. Hipstamatic es una de esas aplicaciones y precisamente gracias a ella, actualmente podemos ver en Londres una exposicion de 157 fotos tomadas con el iPhone. Si teneis pensado un viaje por Londres o vivís por los alrededores, dirigios a Orange Dot Gallery , la exposición os espera hasta el 11 de Febrero. Read More

iOS: 8mm Vintage Camera does what you probably expect: it records video in a vintage style, letting you change lenses and film stock for different effects. It's like the popular camera app Hipstamatic, but for recording video. 8mm can access both cameras on your device (if you have more than one) and comes with a variety of effects (as seen in the video above). It does little beyond recording and sharing video (which you can save, email, or upload to YouTube), but it's remarkably fast (on an iPhone 4, anyway). Recording video with effects required no processing time and was simply ready to go immediately after capture. If you're really into giving your photos that vintage look, you'll probably be excited to do the same with your videos. The effects are surprisingly nice and definitely do a nicer job than a lot of old film plug-ins you can find for iMovie Read More

Posted 12/31/2010 at 1:47pm | by Roberto Baldwin We thought about throwing a bunch of hardware on the floor and letting our pets pick the winner. Sure that sounds awesome in theory, but the bosses said we were being lazy, that we needed to put our animals away and get back to work. By the way, they picked the MacBook Air. Pets love the Macbook Air. A piece of paper that fell into the pile came in a close second. So here is the top wares for 2010 as picked by the Mac|Life editors. Editor in Chief Paul: Senior Editor Susie: Reviews Editor Ray: Associate Online Editor Flo: Associate Editor Nic: Editor in Chief Paul: Senior Editor Susie: Online Editor Robbie: Associate Online Editor Flo: Associate Editor Nic: Editor in Chief Paul: Online Editor Robbie: Reviews Editor Ray: Associate Online Editor Flo: Associate Editor Nic: Editor in Chief Paul: Senior Editor Read More

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Sure, you've got your Hipstamatic filters and your ProCamera bag of tricks. But to capture truly ethereal slow-shutter speed shots and lithe light paintings, you're going to need Magic Shutter. It looks pretty amazing, and amazingly pretty. You can choose among front and rear-curtain sync effects in flash modes, meaning that the blur effect either tails or leads the sharp image. It's a creative blend of the iPhone's video and still camera, and may just elevate the app camera effects game from "hipster art" to "art art." While Magic Shutter does a terrific job of mimicking the blurry beauty of a long-exposure photo, you are a wee bit limited in output resolution because of limitations Apple puts on using the camera at full resolution for video. It's disappointing! But not so much, I'd guess, that it's a dealbreaker, especially at $3 and with an upgrade coming next month that promises improved Read More

Apple has compiled a list called their 2010 Rewind. In it, they have named the top Apps of the year, and gathered them all up into one page so that they can easily be found. Let’s take a look at their top Apps in each category. On this list, you will find Apple’s best apps of 2010. Everything from best iPhone games of 2010 to best educational apps of 2010. Note that these are not our picks (though many of our favorites did make the list) but it’s a compilation of Apple’s favorite Apps of the 2010. Let’s take a look at Apple’s iTunes 2010 rewind: Shoot, Edit, Share – Best of iPhone Camera Utility Apps of 2010 1) Hipstamatic – 99 cents      2) Path – Free 3) Instagram – Free 4) Pocketbooth – 99 cents 5) iMovie – $4.99      6) Splice – Video Editor – 99 cents 7) Read More

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In unregelmäßigen Abständen halte ich an dieser Stelle meine ersten beiden Homescreen-Seiten vom iPhone fest. Zuletzt erfolgte dies im August 2010, Januar 2010 sowie September 2009. Für mich von Spannung ist dabei welche Apps sich immer noch auf meinem Geräte befinden, welche komplett verschwanden oder sich eventuell (nur) verschoben haben. Dabei greife ich die (für mich) wesentlichen Änderungen heraus. Ansonsten überraschend wenig Veränderungen: BeejiveIM flog dank Push-Benachrichtigungen in einen Ordner auf der zweiten Seite. Außerdem verstecken sich innerhalb der Ordner folgende Apps*: Amazon.de (kostenlos; App Store-Link), Convertbot (1.59 €; App Store-Link), AnalyticsPro (5.49 €; App Store-Link), Delivery Status touch (3.99 €; universal; App Store-Link), Dropbox (kostenlos; universal; App Store-Link), iCabMobile (1.59 €; universal; App Store-Link), Skype (kostenlos; App Store-Link), WeatherPro (2.99 €; App Store-Link), Pastebot (2.99 €; App Store-Link), LogMeIn (23.99 €; universal; App Store-Link), OffMaps (1.59 €; universal; App Store-Link), Kik (kostenlos; App Store-Link), PayPal (kostenlos; App Store-Link), Linkie (0.79 Read More

It’s getting near the end of the year and Apple is showing off the iTunes Rewind list with the top apps of the year for the iPhone and iPad. The list is basically just a promotion for a bunch of apps and being featured in iTunes can be a major boon for app developers. The company has also singled out a few programs as “award winners.” The photo altering app Hipstamatic, Plants vs. Zombies, Flipboard and Osmos for the iPad got special shout outs from Steve Job’s company. I’ll have the full list of top apps after the jump but there were some interesting findings. Despite having more than 12 million sold, Angry Birds wasn’t the top-grossing iPhone program because the MLB.com At Bat program has a $15 in-app purchase option. Facebook is the top free app and that’s not much of a surprise considering the world’s largest social network has Read More

Apple has highlighted the best of iTunes from 2010, showing off their picks for the best apps, movies, TV shows and more. There are several categories and many of our favorites made the cut. Here's an overview of the winners. Let's jump right to the fun one -- apps. Apple has created separate categories for iPhone/iPod touch apps and iPad apps, but the big honors went to Hipstamatic, which Apple named "iPhone App of the Year" (also a former TUAW Daily App pick) and the record-breaking Plants vs. Zombies which took home the "iPhone Game of the Year" title. On the iPad side of the store, Flipboard was named the "iPad App of the Year" for 2010, while Cosmos picked up "iPad Game of the Year." From there, Apple breaks down the hot trends in both iPad and iPhone/iPod touch apps. Categories include food and cooking apps, news, stories, apps for Read More

Posted 12/09/2010 at 6:28am | by J.R. Bookwalter 2010 was a big year for the iTunes App Store, particularly with spreadings its wings to the larger-form iPad. Apple has released their annual year-end “iTunes Rewind” lists for the year, and here’s what made the top of the charts. TechCrunch is reporting that Apple has announced their “Apps of the Year” for 2010 as part of their iTunes Rewind 2010 lists, which cover music, movies, TV shows, podcasts and yes, apps. This year the company has split the categories for both iPhone/iPod touch as well as the iPad, and a full list of each category and winners is listed below. However, four apps get extra special treatment as this year’s “award winners” -- let’s give a big round of applause for vintage photo app Hipstamatic, popular games Osmos and Plants vs. Zombies and unique reading app Flipboard. For whatever reason, Angry Birds Read More

MG Siegler is a general partner at CrunchFund and a columnist for TechCrunch, where he has been writing since 2009. His focus is on Apple. Prior to TechCrunch, MG covered various technology beats for VentureBeat. Originally from Ohio, MG attended the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI. He’s previously lived in Los Angeles where he worked in Hollywood and in... → Learn More Apple has just announced their year-end top lists for iTunes, which they call “iTunes Rewind”. These lists span music, movies, TV shows, podcasts, etc. But the most interesting list is probably for apps. Notably, they break the top apps of the year into whether they’re designed for the iPhone (and iPod touch) or the iPad. And this year, they’ve selected four apps that they’re especially featuring as “award winners” for 2010. Those are: Hipstamtic [iTunes Link], Plants Vs. Zombies [iTunes Link], Flipboard [iTunes Link], and Osmos [iTunes Link]. Read More

There's no question that photography with the iPhone is really catching on. Now, with iPhone 4, the camera quality is up, and people seem to be using it more and more for pictures they want to keep instead of casual snaps. A pro group of photographers, the ACMP (Australian Commercial and Media Photographers) ran a competition soliciting photos taken with an iPhone. The requirement was that the entrants use the Hipstamatic app to acquire the images, and that no further image manipulation could be applied. Hipstamatic emulates old styles of analog photography, along with classic lens emulations and different film characteristics. The app is US $1.99. The results are interesting and artistic. I've put a couple of the winners in a gallery, and I've provided a link so that you can see all the entries. The grand prize winner of the competition, Andrew Evans from Sydney, received an iPad. Thanks to Read More

Die neue iPhone-4-Kamera knipst erst seit 1.5 Monaten Bilder meines Alltags, hat jedoch die DSLR auf Kurzreisen bereits mehrfach ausgebremst. Nichtsdestotrotz benötigt es für die Veredelung des schnellen Schnappschusses weiterhin gute Software. Bereits ewig verfügbar, hier jedoch nie ausführlich vorgestellt, ist Hipstamatic (1.59 €; App Store-Link). Unter dem Slogan “Digital photography never looked so analog” schraubt der kleine Plastik-Fotoapparat per In-App-Kauf verschiedene Objektive sowie unterschiedliche Konfektionierungstypen von Rollfilmen auf. Was Hipstamatic aus gewöhnlichen Bilder herauszukitzeln vermag, zeigen 60.000 Flickr-Uploads. Diacarta (1.59 €; App Store-Link) ist eine extrem ‘spezielle’ Empfehlung aus der ‘ToDo’-Kategorie. Visuelle Icons strukturieren dabei – abgestimmt auf eine Uhrzeit – die Aufgaben des jeweiligen Tages. Ohne Import-Funktion, iCal-Anbindung oder erweiternde Konfigurationen ist die App wenig ernst zu nehmen, bietet jedoch über seine optische Gestaltung ein enormes Maß an Intuition und Übersichtlichkeit, von dem sich Things, Omnifocus und Co. noch eine dicke Scheibe abschneiden können. Glyph-O-Rama (kostenlos; App Store-Link) lehnt Read More

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Everybody knows about how fast app switching works, but it’s a relatively rare group of apps that actually support background completion of tasks. Hipstamatic (review here) makes great use of Task Completion to print pictures in the background (although you’ll still have to “develop” one shot before taking another), and you’ll even find that the badge icon reflects the number of pics that you left to complete in the background. Refreshing that badge icon isn’t as easy to figure out, but you can do so by loading Hipstamatic up and going straight to the camera roll (probably purposefully done so that you can confirm all images were processed correctly). By the way, has anybody noticed how high Hipstamatic versions are? Most apps are on version 3.xx or 4.xx, but Hipstamatic is already at v160. Where do they find the time? Read More

Si eres un apasionado de la fotografía, esta aplicación te va a encantar. Hipstamatic convierte tu iPhone en una cámara analógica muy retro, con efectos como los de antes. Puedes cambiar de lente, de carrete y de flash para conseguir diferentes efectos en las fotografías. Algunos de esos efectos se caracterizan por el viñeteo o la excesiva saturación pudiendo dar un toque creativo a cada imagen. Además la aplicación nos da la oportunidad de subir directamente las fotografías a Facebook, Twitter o mandarlas por email a algún amigo. Pero esto no es todo, y es que las posibilidades se pueden ampliar aún más comprando otros packs creativos para aumentar tu “equipo” fotografico y tener más lentes, más efectos o más flash, comprandolos a través de la aplicación. Para ver algunos resultados, no dejeis de visitar este grupo en Flickr, dirigido especialmente para los usuarios de Hipstamatic. Y de paso, si la Read More

Posted 04/29/2010 at 1:56pm | by Ray Aguilera With 185,000 apps and counting, the App Store is a vast warehouse of digital goodies for your iPhone (and now iPad too). But like most mega-marts, the sheer size of it all makes the good stuff harder to find. We’ve scoured the Store, and found the best apps to help you use your iPhone to it’s fullest potential. Whether it’s games you seek, or productivity tools, we’ve got you covered. As it turns out, there really is an app for that, no matter what that is. The iPhone and iPod touch brought back fun to videogaming, with developers focussing on innovation, affordability, and novelty. Touchscreen and accelerometer controls also force designers to think different, resulting in games that are a glorious collision of classic and cutting-edge gameplay and technology. --Craig Grannell Steph Thirion · $2.99 Eliss is the perfect game for the iPhone’s Read More

Hipstamatic is, by far, one of the best photography apps out there for the iPhone. It pays homage to the 1982 analog camera that allowed the user to change lenses and utilize different film formats. Just like the original, you can change the lens and film to apply different effects to your photos. The results are some of the most unique photographs you’ll ever create on your iPhone. The first thing to note before purchasing this application is that you are confined to look through a very small viewfinder when taking a picture. The app is trying to replicate the original Hipstamatic camera, with its plastic material and analog viewfinder. So, don’t expect to get a full screen preview of your image before you take the shot. I was a little skeptical of this at first, but as I began to use the app more often, I became much more comfortable Read More

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