PanoLab is an astonishingly free photo app that lets you put pictures (the ones you've already taken and are on your phone or ones you take with the camera right then) in a panoramic arrangement, using just a few taps and turns. Multitouch is enabled, as is a 180-degree field, so you can rotate photos all over the place, horizontally and vertically.
Save the easy panoramas in your library or email them to yourself; it's a great way to capture a big moment because you don't have your camera on you, or to simply do something your point-and-shoot can't do in thirty seconds!
Finally, October is here! Some of my most anticipated games are hitting the shelves this month, and I can hardly wait. One of the titles is even guaranteed to be on your porch on the date it hits the streets through Amazon's Release Date Delivery program. Excited much? Me too. Check out some of the October releases I recommend in this slideshow!
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The more grownup I become, I tend to stop wearing articles of clothing that I think are not so grown up, like message tees, but one thing I'll never grow out of is hoodies. A good hoodie is your friend on laundry day and when you need to lounge around the house in maximum comfort, or to throw on for an errand.
In that sense, this Pac-Man Hoodie ($48) is perfect; it's soft and cozy, and hello video-game motif. But back to feeling grownup . . . am I too old to wear Pac-Man?
I think I can make an exception for this. Can you?
The appeal of changing your desktop wallpaper is obvious — it's free, it's easy, and you get a mental refresher every time you look at your computer screen, which is something most of us have to do all day. Sometimes we stick to ones we like for a long time, and sometimes you're in the mood to switch it up, as I am now. Usually I go for a fun design, but today? I am all Costanza.
Shutterfly offers some pretty easy ways for your photos to get the attention they deserve. One of the ways is turning your digital pics into canvas art. Just upload your chosen photo to Shutterfly, chose your size, and in a few days, your stretched canvas artwork will arrive at your doorstep. It's not the cheapest service they offer — with prices ranging from $90-150 — but this would make an awesome gift for someone special, or to just give yourself a reward for all that hard work in Photoshop!
Despite the well-known contract between AT&T and Apple, Boy Genius reports that the exclusivity length is not public and therefore unknown, and that yes — the iPhone could come to Verizon soon. How soon? As early as an announcement as 2009's MacWorld event.
Since most of my friends and family who want to switch to an iPhone but haven't blame being in a Verizon contract, I know many of them will be stoked to hear this news and start gearing up for a switch. Tell me — if the iPhone comes to Verizon, will you buy it?
No one's asking you to give up your camera for a camera phone just yet, but when you see what the iPhone App PanoLab can do, you might come closer to considering it!
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