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Blurb app creates multimedia stories on iPhone

by Megan Lavey-Heaton (May 1st, 2011)

Blurb is best known for self-publishing books, but a new iPhone app expands the company's scope to mobile storytelling. Blurb Mobile for iPhone and iPod touch allows you to take photos, video and audio from the iPhone, including from apps such as Instagram, Hipstamatic and Photoshop Express, ...

Mac 101: Use Preview to display a slideshow (update)

by Matt Tinsley (Sep 5th, 2010)

Over the weekend I went to visit some relatives I haven't seen for some time. As is required by such family gatherings, I brought a large number of photographs to share with them. I planned to show the photographs on my MacBook, which has recently been refurbished, but hasn't had iPhoto ...

App demo: SonicPics

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (Jun 22nd, 2010)

SonicPics does something I'd been wanting an app to do for a long time: create annotated slideshows with timing you direct. The demo speaks for itself, but I have to say that, after testing, it works as advertised. There could be some UI tweaks, but the act of creating slideshows that move to the ...

First Look: Make cool slide shows with Pix Remix

by Steven Sande (Jul 10th, 2009)

It's summer, a lot of people are going on vacation, and here at TUAW we've been inundated with postcard apps. First there was my not-so-glowing review of Postcard Express, and then C-mac published her look at Postman 2.0. Today, I received word of something a bit different -- an app that turns your ...

WWDC Demo: Pix Remix for iPhone, iPod touch (preview)

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (Jul 1st, 2009)

Pix Remix isn't yet on the App Store, but I'm hoping it lands soon. If you've ever tried the Ken Burns effect in iPhoto to move photos around during a slideshow, you know how frustrating it is when the effect chops off the faces or other important parts of your photo while moving. Pix Remix does ...

12seconds, Animoto release iPhone apps for video slideshows

by Mike Schramm (Dec 29th, 2008)

12seconds.tv is a site that started up a little while ago that seems to be aiming at a "Twitter-for-video" kind of idea -- you upload just twelve seconds of video, whether that's you saying something, video of a short scene, or whatever else you want. The site was in alpha but has recently opened up ...

KeynotePro releases new "Ohm" Keynote theme

by Dave Caolo (Mar 1st, 2008)

We've written about KeynotePro before. They make very nice themes for Keynote that you'll be happy to use for your presentation. This week, they've updated the "Ohm" theme for Keynote '08. It's been completely rebuilt to use shapes and placeholders native to Keynote '08, contains up to 58 master ...

Widget Watch: ThinkFree/Office doc viewer (Dashboard, Yahoo! and Google)

by David Chartier (Dec 1st, 2006)

If, for one reason or another, you don't have or don't want Microsoft Office installed, but you still need to view a doc, spreadsheet or presentation, the ThinkFree Online office crew have created a couple widgets (and even a Google module) to help ease your pain. I haven't been following ...

Make slideshows using AppleScript

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (Sep 16th, 2005)

I'll save my hate for Automator another day. Meanwhile, I will profess my love for AppleScript. While Automator is great for the MacNoobs, I find AppleScript, for those willing to learn, can greatly enhance your life. Automator plus AppleScript will, of course, turn you into Godzilla. More on that ...

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