If you still don’t have a favorite photo editing app just yet, we’ve got just the treat. Filter for iPhone is a brand-new app that features hundreds of filters and a set of powerful editing tools for your photos, with no hidden in-app purchases. Available for $1, Filters for iPhone is absolutely one of the best interfaces I’ve used for editing photos. It’s a lot more fun and friendly than the likes of VSCO Cam and has seemingly endless amounts of filters. It’s clean, easy to use and incredibly fast. Filters are organized into warm, cool, vintage, monochromatic and dramatic categories.…
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Burner, the app that lets you create temporary US phone numbers, is today expanding support to Australia and New Zealand. Users in these countries can now create those disposable phone numbers that are “burned” when no longer needed. The phone numbers provided are still US numbers, but this means that customers in Australia and New Zealand can use them to do things like sign up for US-only services. It’s also pretty handy if you’re traveling to the United States and don’t want to switch SIM cards or use your real local number while visiting. Burner is free to download for iOS…
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YPlan, an app that offers up things to do at short notice for residents of (or visitors to) London, New York and San Francisco, has been updated with new and tweaked features that aim to provide a slicker user experience. Among the changes is a redesigned view of events; it now shows recommendations grouped by the type of activity you want, such as a ‘date night’ or casual drinks with friends. The company said these categories will be continually updated “to reflect upcoming cultural holidays, key calendar moments and even changes in the weather.” There’s also now more powerful mapping and search features to help you…
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YPlan, an app that offers up things to do at short notice for residents of (or visitors to) London, New York and San Francisco, has been updated with new and tweaked features that aim to provide a slicker user experience. Among the changes is a redesigned view of events; it now shows recommendations grouped by the type of activity you want, such as a ‘date night’ or casual drinks with friends. The company said these categories will be continually updated “to reflect upcoming cultural holidays, key calendar moments and even changes in the weather.” There’s also now more powerful mapping and search features to help you…
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