VSCO Cam brings app to iPad, introduces new publishing platform

Taking advantage of the Apple iPad’s larger screens, VSCO is bringing its app to the iPad. VSCO Cam 4.0 for iOS is available as an update for iOS devices. What does it bring Apple users? Aside from being able to easily edit photos, VSCO users can now sync photos between devices, upload photos via the Web, and use VSCO’s publishing platform they call VSCO Journal.

The sync feature works between iOS and Android versions of the app, so you can take photos on your phone and edit those on your tablet. The Web uploader will make it easier to import your DSLR shots into your VSCO account. And if you want to have a platform to share more of your VSCO images, they now have the VSCO Journal that supports journal entries with multiple photos. Journal started out as an internal tool and they are now bringing the image-heavy story-telling platform to their users.

Source: VSCO | Via: The Verge | Download: Apple iTunes Store (Free)

BlackBerry Classic now available for pre-order at $499

BlackBerry has opened up online pre-orders of the BlackBerry Classic which reanimates various favoured features of the once-popular BlackBerry Bold line including the Trackpad and Classic navigation buttons. On tap are a 3.5-inch touch display with a 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 processor, nanoSIM, microSD slot, 2GB of RAM, a 2515mAh battery, 8MP camera, 2MP front-facing camera.  Expected to start shipping on December 17, the unlocked BlackBerry Classic costs $499 on their online store.

Zagg's new Rugged Book iPad Air case toughens up your tablet

Zagg's been making some of the most notable iPad keyboard cases for years now and this year they've decided to cater to users who like taking their devices everywhere. Adding the functionality of amulti-layered, removable case deflects impact energy while the case enables 4 modes of use. For an SRT of $149.00, the slim yet powerful iPad Air can now do tricks that larger 4-in-1 hybrid convertible devices can including converting into a keyboard, Video, Case, and Book mode. Check it out here.

Sony to release new PlayStation 4 bug fix

Sony is busy squashing performance issues on its PlayStation 4 console. The latest update is said to "improve system software stability during use of some features, games, and apps." There is no detailed patch notes yet so we can't say what issues it has worked on. However, GameSpot reports that the patch fixes issues with Dragon Age: Inquisition.

Version 2.02 update is the second update from Sony in the past week. The first update fixed issues with the console's Rest Mode. It reportedly refused to wake the machine up after being put in standby mode. The update is reportedly out in the UK and the North American release is expected to come soon. It is a 217 MB update.

Source: GameSpot | Via: CNET