‘CamFast’ now available on Cydia

By Jeff Benjamin on Mar 13, 2012

Yesterday we brought you a sneak preview of CamFast (previously FastCam), and it’s a tweak that allows you to invoke the iPhone’s camera API using a simple Activator action.

The nice thing about CamFast is that it even works at the Lock screen, and is faster than Apple’s 5.1 Lock screen camera improvements.

Be sure to watch our video demonstration above to see how it works in action.

 

‘FastCam’ lets you quickly access your iPhone’s camera interface

By Jeff Benjamin on Mar 12, 2012

And you thought iOS 5.1′s new Lock screen camera was fast? FastCam is an upcoming jailbreak tweak that allows you to access your iPhone’s camera API using a simple Activator action.

The nice thing about FastCam is that it works anywhere, even at the Lock screen. In fact, it’s faster than the Lock screen camera feature found on iOS 5, and still faster after the improvements made with iOS 5.1.

Check out our video preview of FastCam straight ahead… Read More

 

Check out these photos taken with the new iPad

By Jake Smith on Mar 7, 2012

The new iPad features a new camera system from Apple, who detailed the new camera at its media event that took place today. The iPad features a 5-megapixel camera, which includes advanced optics, auto-focus, and white balance. The upgraded iSight camera also features 1080p video recording.

While we’re going to have to wait until March 16th to take our own photos with the iPad’s camera, Apple has posted sample photos (and video) taken with the new iPad on its website. And of course, the photos look stunning… Read More

 

Adobe Photoshop Touch video walkthrough

By Jeff Benjamin on Feb 26, 2012

As you may have heard, Adobe’s Photoshop Touch has been released officially for the iPad 2, and we’re happy to report that it looks very promising judging from our initial walkthrough.

This is definitely one of the, if not the deepest photo editing apps we’ve ever used on a tablet, and I think the majority of Adobe fans and Photoshop users in general will be pleasantly surprised with the interface and design.

Photoshop Touch is iPad 2 only, and can be purchased from the App Store for $9.99. Take a look and tell us what you think.

 

iPhone meets analog camera with the Photojojo Rangefinder

By Cody Lee on Feb 24, 2012

Have you been looking for a quirky photography accessory for your iPhone? Perhaps a case that looks like an old-school analog camera and has interchangeable lenses?

Well if you answered yes to either of the above questions, then you’re going to want to check out Photojojo’s new Rangefinder. The accessory gives your iPhone the look and feel of a retro-style camera, while utilizing its cutting-edge picture-taking technology… Read More

 

Apple’s attention to detail extends to its product photos

By Cody Lee on Feb 16, 2012

Have you ever looked at the product images of the iPod touch or the iPad on Apple’s website and wondered how the company was able to produce such a perfect photo? It almost looks like it was rendered in a computer program. But it wasn’t.

What you see (most of the time) is actually a real photograph — one that Apple spent more time producing than you could imagine. Yes, the company’s infamous attention to detail extends to its product photos as well… Read More

 

Shoot Videos and Take Photos at the Same Time with QuickPix

By Guest Author on Feb 6, 2012

Have you ever shot a video on your iPhone then uploaded it to your computer just so you could grab a few screenshots from the video? Well, it’s now safe to say there’s an app for that, and it is called QuickPix.

QuickPix allows you to snap photos while capturing video. The photos are sent directly to your camera roll for easy access. But that’s not all… Read More

 

College Introduces Course On iPhoneography

By Jake Smith on Feb 6, 2012

iPhone photography, dubbed ‘iPhoneography‘, seems to be the new hip thing among iPhone users.

It’s much easier to carry your iPhone around to take photos than an expensive DSLR, and with popular apps like Camera+, Instagram, and Camera Bag, you can take equally stunning shots.

Interestingly, a UK college wants to teach its students this new method… Read More

 

‘LockscreenSureCam’ Checks Before Launching the Camera App

By Jeff Benjamin on Jan 30, 2012

Do you have an ongoing issue with accidentally launching the Lock Screen camera in iOS 5? If so, then perhaps this is the jailbreak tweak for you.

LockscreenSureCam is a tweak that prompts you before launching the Camera on your Lock Screen. I don’t know anyone who’s ever had a problem with this, but I’m sure someone is out there that does. If that’s you, then check inside for a brief video walkthrough. Read More

 

SlyCam: Snap Photos From Notification Center

By Jeff Benjamin on Jan 29, 2012

Every few months there seems to be a jailbreak tweak that’s released to cater to the James Bond wannabes out there, and SlyCam is the latest addition to the cache.

SlyCam allows one to covertly snap photos directly from iOS 5′s Notification Center. Check out our video coverage of the jailbreak tweak inside… Read More

 

How to Add a Custom Background Photo to Siri

By Jeff Benjamin on Jan 26, 2012

CustomSiriBackground, much like its cousin CustomNCBackground, allows you to add a photograph to Siri’s backdrop to spruce it up.

If you’ve ever used CustomNCBackground, then you know exactly what to expect, as the interface is exactly the same.

For those growing weary of Apple’s overuse of the linen background, then this tweak should add some much needed spice to your life. Read More

 

GroupShot for iPhone Swaps Out the Ugly Faces in Your Photographs

By Jake Smith on Jan 16, 2012

We’ve all been in this situation: no matter how many photos you take, someone is always blinking or looking the other way. Luckily, a new app called GroupShot can help you fix that.

GroupShot lets you edit your photos to perfection, by swapping out faces in the photos you’ve taken with your iPhone. This is how it works… Read More

 

How to Add a Custom Background to Notification Center

By Jeff Benjamin on Jan 15, 2012

Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to add your own background image to iOS 5′s Notification Center? Well if your device is jailbroken, now you can.

Introducing: Custom NC Background — a jailbreak tweak that allows you to add you own visual style to Notification Center by means of a snapshot from the Camera Roll… Read More

 

Singapore Carriers to Offer iPhone 4S Models Without Cameras

By Cody Lee on Jan 14, 2012

This is kind of interesting. The JakartaGlobe is reporting that three of Apple’s Singapore-based carrier partners are planning to offer camera-less iPhone 4S models to their subscribers in the near future.

While this removes one of the handset’s biggest features — its 8MP camera, it does make the device more appealing to the the military crowd. Which is perfect, because that’s exactly who they’re targeting… Read More

 

iEagleEye Adds Extra Image Options to Safari And Mail

By Jeff Benjamin on Jan 12, 2012

The image selection menu in Safari and Mail just got a lot more interesting. iEagleEye is a jailbreak tweak that adds a numerous amount of new options to image selection — options such as Google Images, opening in new tab, copying the image URL, and more.

If you’re looking to make your iOS experience more like a desktop experience when it comes to images, then you might want to give iEagleEye a look. Read More

 

Picks of the Week: HeyTell, LostWinds, Grid Lens

By Alex Heath on Jan 11, 2012

Every week we bring you a few App Store apps that we find particularly useful or awesome. The App Store is full of mediocre stuff, but iDB tries to find the gems for your downloading consideration.

This week, we’ve got a nifty app for sending voice messages between iPhones, a new game, and clever photography app. We hope you enjoy this week’s picks! Read More

 

Amidst Bankruptcy Rumors, Kodak Files Lawsuit Against Apple

By Cody Lee on Jan 10, 2012

Although it might be hard to believe, Apple gets sued just as much as (if not more than) it files lawsuits. Being one of the world’s top companies with over $70 billion in cash laying around puts a pretty big target on your back.

Who’s the latest company to put Apple in its sights? None other than Kodak. The 131-year-old photography company has previously attempted to sue the iPhone-makers, and now it appears that it’s going after them again… Read More

 

Snappy5: The Fastest Way to Snap Pictures With Your iPhone

By Jeff Benjamin on Jan 10, 2012

I know I’m not alone in my predicament, but I can’t count the number of times I’ve missed a good photo opportunity because I was either too slow on the draw, or iOS itself was too slow to load the camera UI.

Snappy5 is a tweak that aims to minimize, if not eliminate that annoying issue. It works by using Activator to quickly pull up the Camera app and automatically snapping a photo or filming a video.

If you find yourself missing a lot of great memories, then you definitely want to check this out… Read More

 

Instagram Gets Friendly With Facebook

By Alex Heath on Jan 7, 2012

One of my favorite social networks, Instagram, just got a whole lot more friendly with Facebook. Photos that you now send from Instagram on your iPhone to Facebook will be automatically added to a folder called “Instagram Photos” in their full size.

Not only will your Instagrams appear full size on your Timeline in all of their retro glory, but every pic is consolidated into one helpful photo album for reference. Read More

 

Mail More Photos: Attach More Than 5 Photos to an Email

By Jeff Benjamin on Jan 7, 2012

iOS is a bit on the limited side when it comes to sending a multitude of emails from the Camera Roll. Apple has limited users to just 5 photo attachments if users want to use the built in email sharing option.

Fortunately, jailbreaking exists to get rid of such limitations. Check inside for a video walkthrough of Mail More Photos, a tweak that allows one to send a seemingly infinite amount of photos via email… Read More

 
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