Videos you shoot on your iPhone are about to get a lot cooler, with Strum, a new video app that instantly turns 15-second video clips into rock masterpieces. Similar to how you might put a filter on a photo with Instagram, Strum offers a number of built-in filters for video that don’t just change the look of your video, they give it a soundtrack as well. The free app is the latest release from Smule, the same company behind music-centric apps such as AutoRap, Sing!, and Magic Piano.
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This App Turns Your Video Clips Into Instant Music Videos 0
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Adobe Photoshop Touch Comes to the iPhone and Android 0
February 27th at 2:28pm / The Next Web / 0 opinionsAdobe has unwrapped a welcome gift for smartphone owners after it announced the launch of its Photoshop Touch app for the iPhone and Android devices, priced at $4.99....
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A Private Photos App That’s Growing? KeepSafe Crosses 1B Hidden Photos, 3M Active Users 0
February 5th at 9:01am / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsUsually, when an entrepreneur pitches me something about the need for a more “private” or “intimate” social network because Facebook has gotten too cavalier about privacy settings, I kind of roll my eyes. Not only have there been numerous casualties and acq-hires as a result of this strategy (like YC’s The Fridge, Drop.io or take a look at Path’s implied growth…
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Drippler, FocusTwist, Akatu, and More 0
April 26th at 6:05pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinionsSTake beautiful shots, drink responsibly, cover up bodily functions, and improve your phone. Sound like an unattainable amount of multitasking? Not really, if you have this round of the best iPhone apps of the week to assist you....
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10 iPhone Apps to Fill Up Your 'Fun' Folder 2
May 27th at 2:25am / Mashable / 0 opinionsWith the power of iPhones, we can do incredible things on the go. We can manage bank accounts without speaking to a teller; water the lawn at home while on vacation; monitor and track our heart rate. Then there are apps that have absolutely no use, aside from curing boredom. These are the ones you probably hide in a folder to avoid explaining yourself to nosy friends.
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Facebook announces video for Instagram 3
June 20th at 9:29pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsFacebook today announced video for Instagram, saying it aimed to make video as easy to create and share as possible. The overall look and feel of the app are the same, but next to the main capture icon is now a video camera icon. The user taps the button to begin recording up to 15 seconds of video. It will become available for iOS and Android simultaneously today....
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Groopic for iOS: Photographers Can Finally Be Part of Their Own Shots 0
July 12th at 2:10am / Gizmodo / 0 opinionsS The group shot dilemma—it's the bane of both narcissists and scrapbooking enthusiasts alike. But what are you supposed to do when you want to snap a pic of a precious moment between friends, but the only person around to take the picture is, well, you? Fortunately for you, Groopic has taken it upon itself to leave no group shot incomplete....
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A Near-Comprehensive Guide to Every Video Streaming App 2
August 5th at 11:10pm / Gizmodo / 0 opinionsBack in the dark ages of the internet, if you wanted streaming video you had to deal with too few options and too many janky browser interfaces. But we've entered a golden era of streaming; almost every major provider has tablet and phone-friendly apps, meaning you never have to suffer through the malaise of being without on-demand television and movies anywhere you go....
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YouTube for iOS gets multitasking, Radical.FM takes on Pandora with pay-what-you-can model 0
August 21st at 12:11am / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsGoogle's iOS YouTube app has received an update that brings multitasking capabilities, and a new music service is taking on established brands like Pandora and Spotify with a "pay what you can" business model.
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Photoshop Express gets new filters, Chrome iOS learns pronouns 3
September 13th at 11:11pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsAdobe has updated its Photoshop Express app for iOS, giving it new filters and increased capabilities, and Google has tweaked Chrome for iOS to give it better search functionality.
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Flickr iOS 7 app now automatically uploads photos to your 1TB of free storage 0
October 9th at 2:29pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsYahoo is updating its iOS 7 Flickr application today to let iPhone users automatically upload photos to the service. The latest version will save photos from an iPhone camera roll straight to Flickr in full resolution. Flickr is also including auto straighten support to its editor, allowing users to fix up photos before they're uploaded to the service. After launching customizable filters and pro editing tools ahead of iOS 7, the latest update will be a welcome one for those wishing to make use of the ...
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22 of the best iOS apps launched in November 6
December 2nd at 8:28pm / The Next Web / 0 opinionsWith November 2013 now consigned to the history books, we thought we’d take a retrospective look at some of the more notable apps to hit our radar over the past month. So without further ado, here’s a quick snapshot of some of the best iOS apps to launch....
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15 of the best iOS apps released in December 1
December 31st at 9:48pm / The Next Web / 0 opinionsDecember (and 2013) will soon be a distant memory, so we thought we’d take a retrospective look at some of the more notable apps to hit our radar over the past month. So without further ado, here’s a quick snapshot of some of the best iOS apps to launch in recent weeks....
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Best New Apps: Storehouse 2
February 4th at 10:49pm / The Verge / 1 opinionsHere's the thing: most apps suck. And not only does that make bad apps hard to avoid, it makes the good ones hard to find when there are hundreds of thousands of apps out there. So in this series, we highlight our favorite apps on every platform, whether it's for your phone, your tablet, your laptop, or any other device....
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Google’s Photowall for iOS turns the Chromecast into an interactive photo viewer 1
March 24th at 7:07pm / GigaOM / 0 opinionsGot an iPhone and a Chromecast? You can hold a photo viewing party with the new Photowall app from Google. The software lets multiple people share and doodle on big screen photos, creating a YouTube video of the entire session.
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Adobe ups Revel photo storage to 2GB, PCalc gets a new core 1
May 27th at 10:31pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsFamily photo sharers now have more room to upload photos for free after Adobe increased the storage limit for its Revel service, while popular universal calculator app has received a major update that includes a new calculator core.
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Former Microsoft Engineers Launch Pixotale, A Social Networking App For Visual Storytelling 0
July 2nd at 10:43pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsA pair of ex-Microsoft engineers, Robert Mao and Haito Li, have launched what they describe as a new social network based around photos and videos with Pixotale, an app that aims to re-imagine long-form storytelling for the mobile era.Mao, previously having spent five years with Microsoft Research, says that to create Pixotale, the two had to basically “unlearn everything…
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Instagram's new Hyperlapse app helps you shoot time-lapse videos like a pro 2
August 26th at 8:09pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsInstagram today announced Hyperlapse, a new standalone app that's been designed to help smartphone users shoot time-lapse videos that look like they were produced with a professional video rig. Prior to the official unveiling, Wired got an exclusive look at Hyperlapse, which is a refreshingly simple departure from the company's primary app. There are no filters here, nor any real editing tools....
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Vine’s Stars Are The Best Part, And Now You Can Follow Whole Channels Of Them 2
October 21st at 8:43pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsVine has just released a minor update to the app that not only beautifies the platform for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, but adds some new functionality in terms of sharing videos and consuming them. The Twitter-owned video sharing app now takes advantage of the share extensions functionality in iOS 8, meaning that users can share directly to Vine from the video itself.
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VLC video player expected to return to iOS App Store as soon as next week 1
December 30th at 10:11pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsPopular video player VLC has been absent from the iOS App Store since it was pulled without explanation in September, but the developer of the app has indicated it could become available for download once again as early as next week.
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Instagram built a brand-new app to make photo collages 0
March 23rd at 1:00pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsIf you've spent any time on Instagram over the last few years, you've almost certainly noticed the proliferation of collage pictures â even though Instagram's default image size is rather small, users often take several photos and mash them together using third-party apps before posting them. Instagram has noticed this trend â the company says that one in five of the app's 300 million monthly active users post collages â and it led the company to build Layout, its second standalone app, which...
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Google launches new Photos app with editing tools and free unlimited storage 0
May 29th at 2:02am / Macworld / 0 opinionsGoogle spins out the best parts of Google+ into new stand-alone app.
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5 can't-miss apps: Google Spotlight Stories, Vizo, 'Prune' and more 1
July 26th at 5:25am / Mashable / 0 opinionsThis week's list includes a social news app, a relaxing game centered around a tree and Google's immersive Spotlight Stories app making its iOS debut.
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Google launches new Street View app to bolster uploads of 360-degree imagery 0
September 3rd at 9:02pm / Macworld / 0 opinionsThe new app for Android and iOS makes it easier to discover and contribute 360-degree images from around the globe.
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Giphy updates its iOS app so you can share GIFs anywhere 0
October 29th at 7:09pm / The Verge / 0 opinionsGiphy wants you watching and sharing more GIFs from your phone, so it's launching a new version of its app today to make that happen. The app is called Giphy, and it's basically a mobile version of Giphy's website, a place to browse and search through its many, many GIFs. The difference is that Giphy's app plugs into the other apps on your phone, so you can tap a share button and send a GIF to Facebook or Twitter, into a text message, or wherever else supports both sharing and GIFs....