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Isitbump.in could show you how busy your favorite stores and bars are before you leave the house

Apr17
by on April 17, 2014 at 10:58 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Insider, Product Launches

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While a lot of the early Internet of Things chatter brought us things like internet-connected lightbulbs, plugs and many other household items, Isitbump.in wants to use a network of little connected boxes to save you time in your local shops. Pittsburgh-based engineer Matthew Pegula came up for the idea of Isitbump.in after being stuck in a queue at his local grocery store one too many times, which left him wondering if there was a way to show how busy the shop was before he left the house. The result is a small box with sensors to measure how busy a particular location…

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Notegraphy, an Instagram-style app for beautiful typography, arrives on Android

Apr17
by on April 17, 2014 at 10:21 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Launches

Four months ago we covered Notegraphy, an Instagram-inspired editing app for creating notes with beautiful typography. At the time it was only available for iOS and Web, but that’s now changed with the introduction of an Android version. Similar to its previous apps, you can use Notegraphy on Android to browse and apply a variety of different templates, referred to as Styles. They’re all radically different and offer three color variations for you to deliberate over. Similar to Instagram, the app shows them in a horizontal carousel and lets you preview the design before finalizing your eye-catching note. Some of…

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Pacemaker for iPad updated with cover art ‘Mix Moments’ and local iTunes search results

Apr17
by on April 17, 2014 at 9:39 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Product Updates

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The Pacemaker DJ app for the iPad has today been updated with a new feature called Mix Moments that allows users to create “a cover art mash up” of whichever tracks are currently being mixed. Alongside the cover art feature, the company has also added a new audio effect called ChopChop, which it says is good for adding a stuttering sound to build suspense before a big drop. We’d expect to see a range more new effects added over time, given that the app is free to download but is monetised through in-app purchases. One of Pacemaker’s key strengths is its…

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Eyefi launches cloud service integrated with its Wi-Fi Mobi camera card

Apr17
by on April 17, 2014 at 9:01 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Product Launches, Product Updates

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Last year, Eyefi introduced Mobi, a wireless SD camera card that used a peer-to-peer connection to transfer images from your DSLR or point-and-shoot camera to an iOS or Android mobile device. Today, Eyefi takes that concept a step further by pairing that setup with a new private cloud service, appropriately called Eyefi Cloud. It uses the same network arrangement to sync and share your shots between the card, mobile devices, computer, or smart TV. The cloud service, paired with updated mobile apps on iOS, Android, and Kindle lets you further manage and share images. Eyefi Mobi, a class 10 memory…

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Eyefi launches cloud service integrated with its Wi-Fi Mobi camera card

Apr17
by on April 17, 2014 at 9:01 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Product Launches, Product Updates

shutterstock_93492478-2
Last year, Eyefi introduced Mobi, a wireless SD camera card that used a peer-to-peer connection to transfer images from your DSLR or point-and-shoot camera to an iOS or Android mobile device. Today, Eyefi takes that concept a step further by pairing that setup with a new private cloud service, appropriately called Eyefi Cloud. It uses the same network arrangement to sync and share your shots between the card, mobile devices, computer, or smart TV. The cloud service, paired with updated mobile apps on iOS, Android, and Kindle lets you further manage and share images. Eyefi Mobi, a class 10 memory…

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