Friday
Apr032015

Macphun's Noiseless photo editing application available as a public preview

Macphun is a leading photography software developer with over 25 million users. The company is known among Mac users and designers as makers of high-quality and super intuitive applications that add a lot of value to photographers at a fraction of the price of competing prosumer editing software. 

Noiseless, the latest application is being offered in a public preview ahead of the formal launch. Using new advanced imaging technology, Noiseless provides a oneclick solution for eliminating the pixelated/grainy patterns generated by nearly every camera when shooting in poorly lit situations. Users of smartphones, action cams, point & shoot cameras and entry level DSLRs will especially benefit from this new, affordable app. It can be used as a standalone application or as a plugin with popular photo editing apps like Photoshop, Lightroom and Aperture.

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Friday
Apr032015

Patent shows iPhones might be waterproof in the future 

Patents aren't a good basis of seeing what'll be coming out soon but they do give us a glimpse of what's possible. A new Apple patent application shows the possibility of having waterproof iPhones in the future. It describes ways of creating water-tight buttons for iOS devices. Of course, the patent doesn't indicate if it will be included in the upcoming iPhone models. But this is certainly a feature a lot of iPhone users would welcome. 

Source: Patently Apple | Via: BGR 

Friday
Apr032015

Leaked screenshot shows AppleCare+ Protection prices for Apple Watch 

The new Apple Watch devices aren't exactly the most affordable wearables out there. And it would seem that it'll cost you a bit for AppleCare+ Protection, too. According to leaked screenshots, AppleCare+ plans for the Apple Watch Sport will start at US$59, $79 for the Apple Watch model, and it might go up to $999 for the Apple Watch Edition.  

AppleCare+ will also reportedly extend Sport and stainless Watch warranties by a couple of years and handle up to two incidents of accidental damage. This would be somewhat similar to the extended warranty of the iPhone and iPad. Do remember though that this isn't the official announcement from Apple yet so the price could still change. 

Source: Ubergizmo 

Friday
Apr032015

Microsoft brings Office Lens scanner app to iOS, Android 

Microsoft is staying true to its policy of bringing more of its apps and services to other platforms. This time their bringing Office Lens app to Android and iOS. The app turns your camera into a scanner and lets you make the photographed document into an editable file. You can store the photographed file into OneNote or on OneDrive. You can save the file as either a Word file, PowerPoint presentation, or PDF file. For Android though, the app is still in beta. You can try it out here if you want to. 

Source: Office Blog | Download: Apple iTunes App Store (Free)