Huawei has been playing its cards right with its Honor brand of smartphones, releasing well-built devices at sensible prices across China, India and Western Europe. The Holly made for a great entry-level device to rival Xiaomi’s Redmi 1S and the Moto E, while the Honor 6 offered serious competition to the OnePlus One and the Mi 3. With the new 4X, Honor is taking on the mid-range segment with a well-specced phablet that could get a lot of people to try a larger handset. Design and hardware The 4X tries hard to earn its keep while focusing on what’s important.…
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What if you want to share an experience — random moments of your day, perhaps — and the usual still image, collage or video isn’t meeting up with your mood? Consider GoPix, a quick, easy, free slideshow creator that lets you mix up to nine still photos into a compact 15-second image sequence set to music. As a montage editing tool, GoPix lets you enhance and quickly share a small selection of favorite images. You choose from a set of free filters, effects and themes and default music and with these visual elements, you can build a small creative work and share it quickly over social…
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Everyday for iPhone is a simple app: it reminds you to take a selfie every day at the same time, then can merge each picture into a video so you’re able to see how you change over time. All you need to do is take your first selfie. You’ll be asked to pose with a few guides superimposed over your eyes, nose and mouth for consistency, then a reminder will be set for the time of day to take your next selfie. Alerts don’t have to be at the same time, however. If you want to mix it up a little, they can…
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Everyday for iPhone is a simple app: it reminds you to take a selfie every day at the same time, then can merge each picture into a video so you’re able to see how you change over time. All you need to do is take your first selfie. You’ll be asked to pose with a few guides superimposed over your eyes, nose and mouth for consistency, then a reminder will be set for the time of day to take your next selfie. Alerts don’t have to be at the same time, however. If you want to mix it up a little, they can…
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