The Time Lapse Photo Journal App allows iPhone and iPod touch users to create Photo Journals of their lives, by adding photos of themselves or loved ones, and then playing back the photos they take over the weeks, months or years, as Time Lapse video slideshows. Videos can be uploaded to Facebook and YouTube to share with friends.
Elements 9 offers much of Photoshop’s power without the huge price tag. It’s an ideal tool for most image-editing buffs–including scrapbookers, photographers, and aspiring graphic artists. But Elements still doesn’t come with a decent manual. Continue reading »
As a professional multimedia software provider, MacXDVD Software today announced the release of MacX Video Converter Pro along with time-limited giveaway for both its Mac and Windows version. MacXDVD Software is running this Giveaway offer from Nov 5 to Nov 15 on his official website which usually cost $49.95 to buy that product. It’s a good chance for those who are seeking video converter tool to backup video files on Mac/PC or transfer them to portable devices.
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I admit that I have been lax in reading Research Buzz lately. I mentioned it on occasion since 1998. In an article called “Kickstarting a Collection of Public Domain Classical Music.” Research Buzz talks last September a new open source project called Musopen.
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Evetone Labs updates its Hidden iOS app to version 1.1. Hidden is an all-in-one solution for storing sensitive data, namely photos, videos and textual notes, behind a password. Hidden focuses on easy importing of files and the freedom to manipulate them afterwards.
Photos and videos can be exported into the app in three ways: by picking from the device media library, by shooting from within the app, or by transferring them using the iTunes file sharing dialogue. After the importing, media files can be exported back to the device or iTunes. Hidden is not only a storage space, it works just like the standard Photos app – lets its users view photos and play movies within it. Textual notes are created within the app.
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I think that most of the people who read this, will know about most if not all of these application. However, I think they could be good topics for presentations at user groups.
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We’re following Monday’s update closely with these few new ones because they’re just too hot to hold until next Monday …
* Google’s New Two-Factor Authentication Application
* A peek into Google’s anti-malware operation
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Senators accuse Google of “phishing for profit”
* New digital German ID cards arrive on November 1
* Targeted Malware Attacks Surge in Retail Sector
… and more …
