In the app marketplace, it’s a fact that Apple is out in front, mainly thanks to its huge iTunes website. There is literally an endless amount of iPhone apps, including fine serious iPhone photography apps, which we spotlighted not too long ago. However, as far as Android, Google’s smartphone operating system, is concerned, it is catching up faster and faster Continue Reading
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Aviary has announced a significant update to its Android photo editing app. Version 3.0 of Photo Editor by Aviary introduces a sleeker interface, modifications to some existing editing tools and availability of new filters previously only on the iOS version of the app. Click through for more details.
At last week’s I/O developer conference Google announced a number of upgrades to the photo section of its Google+ social network, including features such as ‘Auto-Highlight’, ‘Auto-Enhance’ and ‘Auto’-Awesome’. To make the same experience available on its mobile platform the search giant has released an upgraded Google+ app for Android. Click through to Connect to find out more.
Andy Rubin, co-founder of Android, claims that the popular mobile operating system was originally designed for digital cameras, not phones. In an interview published by PC World, Rubin said that the original concept, as pitched to investors back in 2004, was for ‘a camera platform with a cloud portion for storing images online’. By the time Google acquired Android in 2005, however, the plan had changed and Android was developed for mobile handsets. Click through for more details and a link to the full story at PCWorld.com.
Adobe has announced a smartphone version of its Photoshop Touch app for both Android and iOS. The app was originally launched for 10-inch tablets and more recently a version for smaller tablets, such as the iPad Mini and Google Nexus 7. It includes features familiar to Photoshop users such as layers, advanced selections tools, adjustments and filters, but in a much smaller format. Photoshop Touch for smartphones is available on the Apple App Store and Google Play for U.S. $ 4.99. Read more at connect.dpreview.com
Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 for Android on Samsung Galaxy S i9000 PES2012 gameplay, video taken on Nikon D7000 + Nikkor 35mm 1,8 G 720p HD video Samsung Galaxy S i9000 – android 2.3.5 custom ROM – 1GHz processor 4″ Super Amoled display
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The Coolpix S800 will be the first Android based camera from Nikon Read more on NikonRumors.com: nikonrumors.com
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This is a small demo song I did in a few minutes with Caustic for Android on a Galaxy Tab 7″ Finally Android gets high quality music software. Get it here: market.android.com I am not involved with the developer, just a fan! Sorry for the moire pattern in this clip, I filmed with a Nikon D90 😉
Halo Combat Evolved Walkthrough: The Truth and Reconciliation – Mission 3 Part 7 of my Let’s Play series from Halo Combat Evolved. This is a re-upload due to the fact that I forgot to edit out some audio from the previous time I rendered the footage. I would really appreciate if you guys could rate this video whatever you feel it deserves as a rating either way goes a long way! Follow me on Twitter – www.twitter.com Playlist- www.youtube.com
Polaroid appears to be set to announce an Android OS-based interchangeable lens camera at the CES 2013 trade show. Imaging Resource has written an article in which Scott Hardy, President and CEO of Polaroid, has confirmed the upcoming announcement. While Scott has commented that “Additional information and specs will be released during the show”, a product image on a Russian social media site shows a Nikon 1 series-like camera body and kit lens, while leaked specs suggest the camera runs Android 4, and features an 18.1-megapixel sensor and 3.5″ touchscreen display. (From Imaging Resource)
Nik Software has launched an Android version of its Snapseed mobile editing software. Both the Android version and the updated v1.5 for iOS will be free (the iOS version formerly cost $ 4.99). The now Google-owned company has added direct Google+ uploading options to both. Read more about the changes to the app over at Connect.