SlowCam brings slow-mo video recording to other iOS devices

If you feel envy over new iPhone 5s users and their ability to create slow-motion videos on their phones, you can also do it now with your iOS device. SlowCam works on iPhone 5 or older Apple devices as long as it runs on iOS 7. You can record 60 frames per second videos on iPhone 5, 5c, and other older devices, while you can record 120 fps videos on iPhone 5s. The recordings are saved in the Camera Roll in 30 fps, which saves you space.

The SlowCam app is available on the iTunes App Store for $1.99.

Augmented Pixels introduces AR basketball game app

The new Augmented Pixels app Reality Hoops 2.0 gives the basketball video game a twist with augmented reality. You can enjoy a game of quick basketball game anywhere you are with the basket overlaying over your actual surroundings. You can control the direction and speed of your shots and gain different bonuses with every successful shot you take and eventually you gain access to “super funky balls” when you gain the highest scores.

Reality Hoops is available for free download on the iTunes App Store.

Apple update fixes lock screen bug

Quick update for Apple users. Apple has finally released a new version of iOS 7, now iOS 

7.0.2, that addresses the bug that lets users bypass the lock screen passcode. They’ve also 

brought back the Greek keyboard option for entering in your passcode.

Source: Mobile Syrup 

SNL opens official YouTube channel for all markets except US

It’s official. Saturday Night Live is now on YouTube for all markets except the U.S. to help promote and potentially land syndication deals outside its current availability in 170 countries. Over 2,500 clips spanning the show’s 38 seasons are on the channel, with additional 2,000 to be uploaded soon.

The U.S.-exclusion is a result of a one-year deal between Broadway Video, SNL’s production company, and Yahoo! to allow exclusive streaming access of the show’s clips on the site.