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by Jerry Hildenbrand
Jan 18, 2013
A couple days ago we told you about Inaugural 2013 -- a very nicely done app from the Presidential Inaugural Committee that had a pretty peculiar privacy policy, and on the surface looked like a non...
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by Phil Nickinson
Apr 02, 2012
Filtered pics are all the rage these days. All the kids are doing it. There's some newfangled app called Instagram or something that's a big hit on iOS and is eventually coming to Android. T...
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by Phil Nickinson
Mar 27, 2012
With so many proper options for photo sharing these days -- Google+, Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, etc. -- it's easy to have forgotten about Sprint's Picture Mail storage system. (And frankly...
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by Rene Ritchie
Mar 12, 2012
Rene Ritchie is the editor of iMore.com and knows a thing or three about Instagram on iOS.
Why do you want Instagram on Android? Because Android users have the right to take beautiful, modern, digi...
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by Jerry Hildenbrand
Mar 01, 2012
Let's file this under "anything for a story about Android". The New York Times has decided that Android is also "vulnerable" to apps being able to see your pictures, just lik...
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by Joshua Munoz
Jun 27, 2011
If there's always been one stock app I've heard people gripe about, it's the gallery. QuickPic aims to be your total gallery replacement, eschewing some of the eye candy Android's gallery offers...
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by Phil Nickinson
May 10, 2011
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Who needs Instagram? Let the iPhone have it. We're holding out for Lightbox, which is coming soon to an Android phone near you. More than just a camera and effects a...
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by Phil Nickinson
Mar 23, 2011
Youtube link for mobile viewingNext up from CTIA is Viewdle, which brings a cool little addition to your Android camera. It's facial recognition, tied into Facebook, all via a little augmented reality...
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by Phil Nickinson
Aug 13, 2010
(Click this picture to open in full resolution in a new window)Taking panoramic pictures isn't unique to the Motorola Droid 2. But Motorola's way of doing it deserves mention. (Click here for our Droi...
