Prezo- Winner Of The Week!

For those sharing the same vacation, trip, party or any other event, Prezo is more than just a social photo sharing app. Available in the Apple App Store for FREE; Prezo is being rated 4+ out of five so far. Called for the urban slang for "Presentation”, Prezo allows users to edit or view the same shared photo albums, called Prezos, based on permissions set by the owner. When any changes are made to the albums, Prezo owner and contributors are informed via push notifications, and can also view the albums as slide presentations at MyPrezo!

Prezo makes dull photo sharing process all simple and fun, allowing users to even add captions and comments to the photos! Imagine being at a crowded event where the guests can contribute to a shared Prezo for the event, or being on a vacation where all photos taken by anyone are automatically shared with everyone else in your group. Despite the cases described above, Prezo is a great way to create a mobile portfolio or mobile sales presentation that can easily be viewed by customers and prospects!

Imagine how easy it’d be if everyone on your birthday or wedding used Prezo for instant photo sharing- you’d no more have to ask each and every guest to share the event photos separately- you’d have one album with every single photo taken at the event! Prezos can be made private, shared for viewing, or editing by others. You can also allow your Prezos to be publicly searchable by any Prezo user.

As we’ve already mentioned, Prezo is available in social networking category at the Apple App Store for FREE and requires iOS 4.0 or later to be fully functional on your iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. The app has currently been updated to the current version 1.0.3, bringing better performance for image caching and multiple bug fixes! So it’s a great time to try one!

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Mobile Phones before and after iPhone

Here is a very interesting finding which depicts reality of what mobile phones looked like before and after the iPhone.

The snapshot indicates how drastically has been altered the mobile landscape by Apple upon release its first iPhone in 2007.

via @Digeratii 

Some Tips You Need For Better Photography

Even the Apple’s favorite application  is connected to photography . Probably that is enough to be an iPhone camera-lover and even be obsessed with capturing images on your mobile. However iPhone camera is improving from generation to generation.  Thanks to its small, portable, and discreet form, iPhone is now the most popular camera in the world, you are lucky if you got one. That is why you should not miss the chance to document your daily life and keep connected to the practice of photography.

Here are some tips which will help you to improve your shooting style, effectiveness and efficiency.

First of all, you need maximum image quality, so go to Settings and adjust it.

Then discover your go-to shooting application and keep it on your home screen. Great moments are unrepeatable, that is why you need quick access on it.

You need to get comfortable shooting with one hand because sometimes you have to “work” extremely.

Did you know if you tap on different areas of the screen, you will be able to set up lighting and exposure effects?

You can work wonders with some applications! So try your images to be well composed, think creatively while shooting.

But not every application meets all your creative needs. Though, you can create your own style with testing multiple applications.

Capturing patterns and textures is not insane at all because you can use them later as layers in various applications.

You should back up your photos often and keep applications up to date.

As the matter of the fact taking photos and editing them in applications is taxing on the battery, always keep a charger or battery pack handy.

iPhone was born in 1983!

Could you imagine that the first iPhone was dreamed up in 1983??? It is not said explicitly whether it was called an “iPhone” but this is the original rendition of an Apple phone.

The gadget you see in the images here was designed by Hartmut Esslinger – one who designed the Apple IIc portable computer. He is the father of Marc Esslinger, an employee of Apple, who has a very special relationship to the company also. The “1983 iPhone” foreshadows the touchscreens of the iPhone and iPad as well.

Since the images of the phone have been circling on  webs, Apple’s history has become interest area for Stanford University. Although the archives are guarded secret, Stanford is going to start grant access to select journalists and organizations. The archives were donated after Steve Jobs’s rejoin to the company, in 1997. 

Despite the age of the “phone, that never was,” it looks amazing that can be updated into a modern consumer product easily. Will not it be nice to see this concept reworked with advanced conversation transcription?

Improvements of iPhone camera

Quality of iPhone camera improves from generation to generation. The photo collage shows how much the iPhone camera has improved since 2007.

The iPhone 4S is dramatically clearer and sharper than previous iPhone versions. Using separate focus and exposure in Camera+ on the iPhone 4 & 4S significantly helped create a more balanced exposure.

The device steadily improved from 3-megapixels, to 5-megapixels, with the iPhone 4S serving up an 8-megapixel sensor and dramatically improved lens technology.

To see the comparison in full, click here.