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Mit ‘360 Panorama‘ (0.79 €; App Store-Link) in Version 3.0 erreicht eine ‘Echtzeit-Foto-Stitching-Software’ den App Store, die vom iPhone-4-Kreiselinstrument Gebrauch macht. Der Nutzer muss zum Aufreihen von Rundum-Bildern lediglich in der Lage sein, den großen (roten) Aufnahme-Knopf zu drücken und sich halbwegs ‘normal’ im Kreis zu drehen. Sind diese Anforderungen erfüllt, entstehen innerhalb von wenigen Sekunden wahrhaft beeindruckende Panorama-Bilder, die sich in die Fotobibliothek exportieren lassen. Extra für das Web aufbereitete Beispiele, wie hier aus dem Techcrunch-Büro, geben einen mehr gelungenen Rundumblick. Aber auch ohne zusätzliche Nacharbeit entstehen sehr breite Fotos. Die Qualität hängt zweifelsohne von einem ruhigen Händchen (oder Stativ) und guten Lichtverhältnissen ab. Die Vorgänger-Version von ’360 Panorama’ bekleckerte sich in diesen Punkten zuvor nicht mit Ruhm. Die aktuelle Fassung liefert eine weitaus bessere Performance. ‘360 Panorama‘ ist natürlich nicht konkurrenzlos im App Store. ‘‘ (2.39 €; App Store-Link) oder ‘You Gotta See This!‘ (1.59 €; App Store-Link) verfolgen andere, ebenfalls kreative Ansätze, die jedoch eine Echtzeit-Aufnahme vermissen. Occipital, die Firma hinter ‘360 Panorama‘, erstellte zuvor mit dem Barcode-Scanner RedLaser (kostenlos; App Store-Link) keine minder bemerkenswerte Anwendung, die diesen Sommer für einen nicht genannten Verkaufspreis vom Auktionshaus Ebay akquiriert wurde. ‘360 Panorama‘ ist an seinem ersten Verkaufstag in Version 3.0 noch für wenige Stunden 66-Prozent preisreduziert. Read More

Eccoci con un nuovo appuntamento dell’, la nostra rubrica in cui vi elenchiamo le migliori applicazioni dell’AppStore che vengono scontate per un periodo di tempo limitato. Nella nostra rubrica includiamo le offerte dei siti: Great App A Day, Free App A Day ed OpenFeint! E’ possibile che nel corso della giornata vengano aggiunti nuovi titoli per cui cliccate sul pulsante Google qui sotto per aggiungerci ai Feed RSS e seguire le evoluzioni. . Ecco un’altra fantastica guida targata mTrip. Ogni giorno c’è n’è una gratis, quest’oggi è il turno di Barcellona, bellissima città spagnola. Passa da 5,49€ a Gratis. [Link iTunes] . Un simpatico gioco in cui dovremo catapultare uno scoiattolo ed utilizzare tutti gli oggetti che troviamo in aria per arrivare il più distante possibile. Passa da 1,59€ a Gratis. [Link iTunes] . Una simpatica applicazione, per grandi e piccoli, che ci proporrà diversi test matematici che ci permetteranno di affinare la nostra tecnica di calcolo. Passa da 0,79€ a Gratis. [Link iTunes] . Un RPG in cui controllerete un demone-principe dell’inferno e dovrete esplorare mondi fantastici e sconfiggere i vari nemici che vi bloccheranno il cammino. Passa da 2,39€ a Gratis. [Link iTunes] . Un giochino per testare il vostro quoziente intellettivo. Si dice che questo test venga superato solo dal 10% della gente in questo pianeta. Passa da 0,79€ a Gratis. [Link iTunes] . Uno dei migliori giochi di corse disponibili per iPhone! Sono disponibili tantissime auto originali come Audi R8, Lamborghini Gallardo, Mini Cooper S, Bugatti Veyron e tante altre! E’ stato recentemente aggiornato per iPhone 4 con grafica in HD per il retina display. Approfittatene!. Passa da 2,39€ a 0,79€. [Link iTunes] . Uno dei migliori giochi di football disponibili per console e iPhone. Comprende le licenze ufficiali NFL e NFL Players e vi permetterà di avere in tempo reale i feed di quello che succede nella realtà! E’ stato da poco aggiornato con la grafica in HD per il Retina Display dell’iPhone 4. Se avete un iPhone 4 e vi piace il football questo è il gioco che fa per voi! .  Passa da 4,49€ a 0,79€. [Link iTunes] . The Oregon Trail è un fantastico gioco strategico che vi porterà a vivere fantastiche avventure nel vecchio west. Ha una simpatica grafica in stile cartone animato e dei dialoghi facilmente comprensibili. Comprende inoltre anche 8 minigiochi di abilità, 2 dei quali sfruttano l’accelerometro integrato nell’iPhone. Passa Read More

Alle paar Monate – in unregelmäßigen Abständen – halte ich meine ersten zwei Homescreen-Seiten vom iPhone in einem Bildschirmfoto fest. Dabei interessiert mich vornehmlich: Welche Apps haben sich in den vergangenen Wochen in eine vordere Positionen gekämpft und welche Programme sind (bei mir) komplett rausgeflogen. Die jeweilige App-Store-Software ist gleichzeitig auch immer eine kleine (Download-)Empfehlung. Der letzte Homescreen-Bericht stammt vom 04. Januar 2010. Durch das sommerliche iOS-4-Update, mit seiner neuen Ordner-Funktion, kam ordentlich Bewegung in die Homescreen-Sortierung. Mittlerweile besitze ich nicht mehr als zwei Homescreen-Seiten; starte die Programme jedoch größtenteils direkt über die Spotlight-Suche. Über weitere App-Store-Empfehlungen in den Kommentaren freue ich mich immer sehr! Read More

By Allyson Kazmucha, Thursday, Jul 29, 2010 | As you all know by now, we’re still watching for iOS4 updates that crop up in the app store, and as always, if you guys see interesting ones, feel free to let us know.  Here’s the ones we found in the last week or so, and if you haven’t checked for updates, go check that update tab and let us know if you caught something we didn’t! Osfoora has taken the place as my favorite Twitter client (for now anyways). They received an iOS4 update we covered a few weeks back, but this one is even better. It adds full retina display support for the iPhone 4 and boy is it pretty. The whole app got somewhat of a facelift as well. The text really pops and the main menus have been revamped. So if you haven’t updated, go for it, or if you are looking for a Twitter client, Osfoora is definitely one of the best around. Agendus is basically an all-in-one app for all the important information on your phone. It basically intertwines your contacts, calendars, and apps into one native app. If you’ve always wanted something that would do this, Agendus is more than decent. The new version adds iOS4 support as well as a new high res icon. Reeder is one of my favorite RSS clients. If you don’t have one and want a full featured one with Google Reader integration, there’s a good chance Reeder will do what you need it to, and then some. This update adds support for the iPhone 4 retina display. The icon just looks so fancy on my homescreen now, as well as all my articles being incredibly sharp. Good job on this one guys, it’s an awesome update. [iTunes Link] AT&T just pushed through an update to their MyWireless app that adds retina support for the iPhone 4. This app basically allows you to view usage, manage features, and even pay your bill via the app. I’ve been using it to pay my bill for quite a while now. Pretty convenient. If you’re an AT&T customer, go ahead and pick it up, it’s free. Pano is an awesome app to stitch together pics on the go. It’ll save them directly in your camera roll. The interface is dead easy to use and once you snap a pic it’ll give you guides to Read More

Little Metal Ball es un juego al estilo Labyrinth en el que tendremos que controlar la pequeña bola metálica con el acelerómetro hasta la meta, recogiedo estrellas e intentando hacerlo en el menor tiempo posible. Además de tener cuidado de no caernos, tendremos que esquivar varios obstáculos que nos van apareciendo, ya sea saltando o usando varios elementos de cada pantalla, como un elevadores o cañones. Actualmente está a 0€, aunque suponemos que volverá a su precio original dentro de poco. Disponible: App Store Precio: Gratis Read More

Spice up your mundane Monday with a little fly killing and some ball rolling on your iPhone or iPod touch free of charge. ($1.99 -> Free): A labyrinth style game where you are tasked with navigating your little metal ball through four unique worlds filled with 40 challenging levels while collecting stars and racing against the clock.  Each level offers a something a little different thanks to the various obstacles and power-ups scattered about. The game features finely tuned tilt controls, so navigation is rather enjoyable, and the medals that you can earn will keep you coming back for more. Little Metal Ball is available for free today only (4/26). ($.99 -> Free): A tap-shooter kind of game that will have you killing an assortment of flies, some strong and some downright crazy, as they attempt to reach the poo.  The flies come in all kinds of sizes, so you will have to use the best strategy possible to defeat them.  You will be armed with special weapons as well, such as bug spray, a fly swatter, and an electric trap, to aid you in your quest. The game features two modes of play, 16 levels in four different scenarios, three levels of difficulty, and OpenFeint integration to supply achievements and leaderboards. Kill the Fly Complete is available in the App Store for free today only (4/26). Give both games a try and come back here to tell us which turned out to be your favorite. Read More

Pano is a popular panoramic photo app from Debacle Software that has earned 4 and 5 star reviews world wide and it’s available now at a reduced price of $0.99 for a limited time only. Pano is a great way to snap panoramic shots on your iPhone, it intelligently stitches up to 16 photos together using a slick UI that won a ‘Best Apps of 2009′ award from Apple. The photos produced by this app are nothing short of impressive and the ease at which you can take them, using the semi-transparent guide, is unbelievable. Why not grab a bargain while the price is down and take some amazing photos while saving a few bucks? Read More

Debacle Software's Pano app has been a photo favorite since the App Store opened in 2008. The Toronto-based development team announced that they've shipped version 4.0 of the app, with new and improved features (a recent scaling update has since bumped it to version 4.0.1). As we've discussed before here at TUAW, Pano lets you take panoramic photos with your iPhone camera by giving you a semi-transparent guide to help you align adjacent shots. You can even take 360° panoramic photos if you so desire; it just takes a steady hand and sixteen photos. Once you've taken all of your individual photos, Pano stitches them together to make a seamless photo like the one you see above (which I took in Miami, FL). The new version of the software not only speeds up the process of aligning and blending your photos together, but sports an improved user interface as well. If you're tempted by Pano, you'll be thrilled to know that the app is currently on sale for just US$0.99 -- it's usually $2.99, and even at the higher price it's a bargain. Anyone who is a fan of photography on the iPhone should pick up a copy of Pano while it's on sale. You'll be glad you did! Read More

is a new TUAW series that we'll run occasionally so you can see what the bloggers at your favorite Apple site are running on their pocket devices. This was suggested by one of our readers, who wanted to know just what kind of stuff we had on our iPhones. Since we're a group of individuals who all think a bit differently, it makes a lot of sense to have each of the bloggers in turn write up a short blurb on their favorite apps. In this post I'll list those apps that deserve special attention, but to see all of the apps that I currently have on my iPhone 3GS, you'll need to take a look at the gallery at the end of the post. To start with, you'll find that I have a lot of camera apps. In nearly three years, I've used my iPhones to take literally thousands of pictures. I love the look of most of the photos, and it's even more fun to run them through a filter or two to add some pizazz to the pics. I currently have the default iPhone Camera and Photos apps, but have added Best Camera, Zoom Lens, Pano, Color Splash, Project 365, Lo-Mob, Self Image, ReelDirector (for video), FocalLab, CinemaFX, iTimeLapse, iCamcorder (for video), and CameraForiPad to my 3GS. eBook readers make up another big category of iPhone apps for me -- I've loaded Kindle for iPhone, eReader, and Stanza onto the 3GS. You can bet that when iBook appears on the iPhone platform later this year, I'll add it immediately. I like to travel, although I'm not traveling for business as much as I had in previous years. I keep TripIt, Trip Journal, Ships Ahoy!, and FlightTrack on the 3GS to help keep me informed and amused while I'm traveling. I'm not what you'd exactly call a gamer, so my game choices are pretty dull. Monopoly Here & Now: The World Edition has been a favorite for years, Skee-Ball is still on my phone (although I don't play it often), and Flick Bowling and Flick Bowling 2 are also still on this phone. DoodleJump is still my favorite iPhone game, although I frankly suck at it, and Astraware Solitaire, Scrabble, and Apple's own Texas Hold'em are also keepers. I do some personal blogs from the iPhone using Tumblr and WordPress, but I want to move the blogging to my Read More

20 Feb 2010 alle 04:26 Produttore: Debacle | Download Via: AppStore | Prezzo: 0,79€ Gli stessi sviluppatori di Pano, hanno da poco rilasciato una nuova applicazione chiamata Self Image che permette di ottenere degli ottimi autoscatti in maniera semplice e del tutto automatica, grazie al riconoscimento facciale. L’utilizzo è estremamente semplice e si basa sostanzialmente su 3 step, introdotti tramite un’immagine: Per prima cosa dovremo cliccare su uno dei tre pulsanti disponibili per stabilire se nella foto ci saremo soltanto noi, se ci sarà anche un amico oppure se dovrà soltanto partire il timer senza inquadrare nessun volto in particolare. A questo punto non dovremo fare altro che girare l’iPhone, sorridere ed attendere. L’applicazione durante questi secondi analizzerà le immagini sullo schermo e non appena verrà riconosciuto un volto partirà il countdown per lo scatto dell’immagine. I tre pulsanti in questione sono posti sulla barra inferiore e potremo impostare fino ad un massimo di 3 volti da riconoscere tra i soggetti principali di un’immagine. E’ proprio una bella applicazione, molto pratica, veloce e sopratutto sicura poichè ci permette di ottenere autoscatti impeccabili. Read More