Our refrigerators are becoming increasingly bare with the decrease in travel postcards and increase in Facebook photo uploads. There are several easy to use and extremely inexpensive apps to document special moments in life and share it via snail mail, email, or social media–and sometimes all of the above. We’ve reviewed several here to help you identify one that best suits how you care to share with your loved ones, your social circles, and potential clients. These apps are great for sending out postcards to friends and family using your iPhone over the holiday season. Price: Free The Postagram app for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad app could be the only postcard app you need. The download is free, and custom postcards are delivered worldwide for the low, low price of 99 cents each. The set-up for the app is quick and simple. Postagram syncs with your photo library, Instagram, and Read More

Browsing the App Store this weekend?  If so, here are ten applications released recently. A Game Center-enabled continuous racing game with lawn mowers.  It’s a universal app with added in-app purchasing for coins to use in-game.  $0.99/£0.59. The sequel to the classic retro adventure game, with great graphics and both the original version and director’s cut of the game.  Currently on sale.  $0.99/£0.59. Create your own photo collages using custom themes and your own photos.  The app is free, but theme packs cost $0.99/£0.59, however as a launch special you get 30 themes for free.  Free. Download videos from ‘tube’ sites and store them inside folders, including password protected ones.  Videos are displayed in the app’s own browser.  $1.99/£1.19. A new photo-sharing social networking app, with a gaming element where you can create contents.  The app also has Twitter and Facebook sharing.  Free. Another retro platform game with pixel-art graphics, 70-levels Read More

Photogram is a new photo sharing service that allows users to share multiple photos with decorative themes with friends, family, and social networks. The newest photo sharing service has hit iOS, Photogram. This app isn’t meant to just share single photos with some filter added to them that gets blasted out to social media services; Photogram tries to do something a bit more personal. Users pick from 1-4 photos either taken with the camera inside the app or from their Camera Roll, add an optional message to send along with the photos, add a theme, and send it out to their friends, family, or whoever they want to receive the photos. The limit of 4 photos is in order to keep Photogram emails from being obnoxious, as the Photogram FAQ states: “Nobody wants to plow through dozens and dozens of photos.” Photogram allows for users to share photos with their friends Read More