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Photo Sense is a clever image editor for Mac and iOS

by Mel Martin (Jan 16th, 2013)

Most of us are acquiring loads of images on our computers and iOS devices. Many are pretty dull, spur-of-the moment photos that are taken and forgotten. Photo Sense (US$33.99) is a nifty, automated photo editing app for OS X that can bring forgotten photos back to life. It's great for those ...

TUAW's Daily App: Instagram

by Mike Schramm (Nov 3rd, 2010)

There is a plethora of various photo apps around, both for taking pictures and for sharing them on social networks. But Instagram is an excellent solution for both, and it's elegant enough to make you reconsider your current workflow. Personally, I've just been taking pictures with the standard ...

First look and reader giveaway: Lo-Mob, for that retro photo look

by Steven Sande (Dec 14th, 2009)

In case you haven't noticed, I'm a huge fan of iPhone photography apps. I've written about Best Camera, played with ColorSplash, and taken panoramic photos with Pano. When I noticed the $1.99US Lo-Mob [iTunes Link] while doing my weekly pass through the photo apps, I decided to buy it and give it a ...

First Look: Best Camera App for iPhone

by Steven Sande (Sep 22nd, 2009)

The first thing I normally do when someone names their application "The Best..." is roll my eyes and delete the PR email. However, when I saw a press release about the Best Camera app for iPhone, I decided to take a look and I'm glad I did. Best Camera [iTunes link] is a collaboration between ...

87% of e-mail traffic is spam

by Erica Sadun (Dec 29th, 2006)

InformationWeek reports that spam accounted for nearly 87% of e-mail traffic this year, nearly a third more than last year. And that spam wasn't all about getting you to buy V1agra and C1al1s. Quite a bit of it was phishing bait, intended to get you to hand over your personal information and ...

iColours for Apple notebooks

by David Chartier (Sep 3rd, 2006)

If the white glow of the Apple logo in your notebook isn't touching your heart the same way anymore, iColours might be just the touch-up you need to rekindle your love of all Apple things that glow (of which there aren't many). These 'high quality' filters come in a wide range of colors, and as you ...

Image Tricks 2.0

by David Chartier (Apr 27th, 2006)

I'm beginning to think that today is some kind of image editing holiday, as Image Tricks, the freeware image editor that leverages Mac OS X Tiger's Core Image features, has been updated to version 2. New features include 'generators' - the ability to "randomly and manually generate images with ...

ImagePlay, an open source, layered image editor

by David Chartier (Jan 14th, 2006)

I stumbled across another interesting (and free) image manipulator in Apple's downloads section by the name of ImagePlay. It's actually an open source editor with versions available from Sourceforge for OS X, OS 9 and even Windows, but because of that open-sourceness it doesn't appear to be ...