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Drafts For iOS Updated With Facebook & Evernote Posting

Drafts For iOS Updated With Facebook & Evernote Posting

Check your App store updates people because Drafts was just updated to version 1.2 and includes new actions to post to Facebook, Evernote, create a calendar item, and add to OmniFocus.

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Russians Use iPhone App To Publicly Shame ‘Douche’ Parkers

Russian news website The Village got sick of douche parking (apparently a big problem there) and decided to do something about it. How? By using an iPhone app tied into social media sites.

The app lets users snap photos of badly parked cars and upload them, but what happens next is pure genius.

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FreezePaint: Create Collages And Paintings Using Your iPhone’s Camera

FreezePaint is a very neat iPhone app that lets you “remix” the world around you. Or rather, it allows you to make a scrapbook of anything you see, just by pointing your iPhone camera at it and painting in the parts you want to keep. And don’t be put off by the photos on the site — they’re a little cheesy, but when you actually start playing with the app, you’ll be surprised by its potential.

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CloudPic Beams DSLR Photos To Your iPhone Via Bluetooth 4

CloudPic is a great new Kickstarter project which connects your DSLR to your iPhone using Bluetooth 4. By plugging a dongle into the side of the camera, a fast connection is formed and you can beam photos to the iPhone, and from there have them upload automatically to the cloud service of your choice.

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Inkflow, A ‘Word Processor’ For Drawings

Inkflow

It's no Penultimate, but Inkflow's price is certainly right

Inkflow is a new handwriting and drawing app for the iPad and iPhone, and it has one standout feature: you can select, move and resize anything on the page.

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5by5 Podcast Network Gets Its Own iPhone App — Finally

5by5 radio for iPhone

Listen live, get push notifications

The world’s best podcast network just launched an app. Now you can live stream podcasts direct to your iPhone from Dan Benjamin’s amazing 5by5 network using the new 5by5 Radio app.

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SynchroCam Combines Photos From Two iPhones To Make 3-D Pictures

Synchrocam

SynchroCam is a free app which snaps photos from two iOS devices simultaneously

SynchroCam is an app that uses the cameras of two iDevices to snap a stereo photo. It then combines the two images into one animated GIF, the kind that flick back and forth and give a trippy 3-D effect.

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Instapaper Gets Big Update With iBooks-Style Page-Turn Animation

Instapaper

Instapaper, now with fancy page-turn animations

Instapaper 4.2 has just hit the App Store, and it’s a pretty big update. The headline feature is a new iBooks-style page-turn animation, but there is a lot more in there besides.

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Polaroid (Finally) Launches iPhone App

Polamatic

Polaroid is finally making an iOS app, just five years after the iPhone launched.

Speaking of Polaroid, the ailing-but-once-awesome instant photo company has come out with its own iPhone app. And guess what? It’s yet another Instagram clone, only it’s not free and it even has extra in-app purchases.

The app is called Polamatic, and it lets you snap photos, add filters and grames, and then upload them to Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Tumblr or Instagram (just like Instagram!). The schtick here is that the frames aren’t just any old Polaroid-ish
frames. No, they’re actual scans of “new, used, and vintage Polaroid frames.”

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Coming Soon: Snacksss, The First iOS Game By Dev Behind Everquest And Unreal Tournament

I’m expecting some really cool iOS/Android stuff to pop out of indy dev First Post. The year-and-a-half-old startup is run by Jacob Robinson, the former art director at Sony Online Entertainment (who had a hand in forming legendary titles like the EverQuest series, DC Universe, Star Wars Galaxies and Unreal Tournament). It’s also completely self-funded, “which is not an easy thing to do at all,” says Robinson.

First Post’s debut game, Snacksss, may not exactly be the stellar breakthrough title one might have hoped for; the cartoony, Sonoran Desert-themed iPhone game has lots of pretty artwork but needs help in the gameplay department, which has the player listlessly flicking a hungry snake at rabbits ad nauseam.

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