Computer vision and clever imaging technology remain hot areas in consumer and enterprise apps, and today Microsoft is picking up a startup called Swng Technologies to give it some IP and talent in this department.
Swng Technologies had developed a cinemagraph app called Swng (originally called Polaroid Swing) that lets you take impressionistic, GIF-like short videos that you can then… Read Morephoto apps
Computer vision and clever imaging technology remain hot areas in consumer and enterprise apps, and today Microsoft is picking up a startup called Swng Technologies to give it some IP and talent in this department.
Swng Technologies had developed a cinemagraph app called Swng (originally called Polaroid Swing) that lets you take impressionistic, GIF-like short videos that you can then… Read More
Microsoft is rolling out an update to its AI-powered photo editing app, Microsoft Pix, that aims to give Prisma and others like it some new competition. While the app was originally designed to enhance your iPhone photos by tweaking things like color, exposure and other variables, the newly updated Microsoft Pix will now let you have a little more fun with your photos, too – this time,… Read MoreMicrosoft Pix can now turn your iPhone photos into art, ...
Dubble is officially (re)launching today, in v2, after a year-long hiatus off the app store while the team re-engineered the backend and applied some gloss and community-requested features on the front. We ask co-founder Adam Scott how and why th...
Photo-blending app Dubble is back from the dead
Can an app capture the original Polaroid's magic? The post Polaroid Swing Thinks the World Needs a Better Photo App appeared first on WIRED.
Polaroid Swing Thinks the World Needs a Better Photo App
The Google Photos Assistant now puts together a full-featured photo album when you return from your awesome vacation. The post Google Photos Now Builds Perfect Vacation Albums on Its Own appeared first on WIRED.
Google Photos Now Builds Perfect Vacation Albums on Its Own
Two new, recently launched applications, Daycap and VideoSlam, make it easy to summarize your day in the format of videos or GIFs, which can then be shared out to social media. Do you need these apps on your iPhone? No. Are you totally going to download them on your lunch break because it’s Friday, they sound fun, and those TPS reports can wait? Yep!
Daycap
The first application… Read MoreTwo new apps, Daycap and VideoSlam, help you create GIFs ...
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