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The Week’s Best Android, iPhone, iPad and Windows Phone Apps

The Week’s Best Android, iPhone, iPad and Windows Phone Apps | Photo Editing Software and Applications | Scoop.it

If you have a happy trigger finger, and like looking over past memories, Memoir is for you. It’s an app that collects all your photos, tags places travelled, and steals your social media posts to provide you with easy access to all of them. Memoir can dig out photos of you and friends instantly if you request them, and can show you what you were doing at this moment a year ago, for nostalgic effect. However, if you want to forget something (trust me, we all do) then the app makes it easy to edit and remove “memories” too.

DogVacay: Best. Invention. Ever. Who likes sticking their dog in a kennel while they jet off to a romantic break/sun holiday/chinchilla ranch? Nobody, that’s who. Poor Fido stuck in a cage, freakin’ out because he’s a chihuahua with a rottweiler as a neighbour. Well hey, here’s an alternative: DogVacay is like an AirBnB for pets. Book a dog-sitting stay through a fairly straightforward process in-app, cough up the agreed amount, et voila. Fido gets cuddles from a stranger instead of PTS.

Hamlet: Explore Shakespeare: Cambridge University Press has been releasing a series of Shakespeare plays as iPad apps in the last while; the latest of which is Hamlet (one of my favourites). You basically get the full text, an audio “performance” and photos of the more well-known productions of the piece, with a huge amount of interactive features all aimed to give you a better understanding the play. Especially good if it’s on a secondary/uni syllabus.

Kitty Fisher's insight:

This is a round up of the best and coolest ipad, iphone, android and windows apps that are inventive and fun to play with. A favorite so far is the 'memoir' app. Tagging your photos to where you were, reliving memories that seem to stay with you. Another app that has to be more a helper than any other would be Linqapp, which promises assistance from native speakers, if you are abroad and need help with the language, this is free and instant.

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New iPhone 5S Coming: What to Expect At Tomorrow's Apple Event

New iPhone 5S Coming: What to Expect At Tomorrow's Apple Event | Photo Editing Software and Applications | Scoop.it

At its headquarters in Cupertino, Calif., Apple will hold an event on Tuesday that it says will "brighten everyone's day." Beyond that Apple hasn't said much about its next phones, but thanks to rumors, leaks and heavy speculation, we have a pretty good handle on what is coming at the gathering, which begins at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET.

Think of the iPhone 5S like the iPhone 4S -- an update to the current iPhone with some new tricks. According to the leaks, the iPhone 5S will look like the 5, though it might come in a new gold hue. It is expected to have one big difference though on its home button: a fingerprint reader.

According to leaks and some leaked software code in iOS 7, the fingerprint sensor will allow you to log into the phone with just a swipe of your finger. Other improvements are said to include a faster processor and a better camera. So if you are holding out for an iPhone with a bigger screen than the current 4-inch display, it looks like you are going to have to wait a bit longer.

Kitty Fisher's insight:

Don't go out and buy a new iphone just yet. There are two coming out tomorrow, iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C. The latter is a lower-cost version.

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