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Photoshop Express FREE
Basics functions for image
manipulation from those clever
people at Adobe. Quite limited
– brightness/contrast, exposure,
color balance, crop/rotate etc.
Not like the Photoshop on your
desktop. For a few Euro's you
can buy a noise reduction plugin
(see screen shot), which is a very
worthwhile feature.
Super 8 £0.59
This app turns your iPhone into
a vintage super 8 film camera.
Witha very graphic interface, the
app offers lens effects, filter and
shake effects and the ability to
arrange clips the way you want
them. With the scratch effect,
the film looks old and authentic
– especially when combined with
the black and white effect. Well
worth the 59p and what a great
opportunity to show off your
iPhone to Blackberry users.
IMBd FREE
An app-sized version of the
famous website – Internet Movie
Database. Watch trailers,read
reviews, find out the what's
playing in your area, and
find previous and upcoming
information on your favourite
stars projects. Also does TV
ratings and listings. 80,000
listings of movie and TV industry
names. Some people think
it's better than the web-based
version.
Six great apps for
your iPhone
TED FREE
A database of the inspiring
speeches and talks delivered by
the worlds greatest thinkers. Like
the TED website, just smaller. A
great selection that can be added
to with further downloads. You
can tune in to TEDradio for access
to TEDtalks all day. Fascinating
people: geniuses, mavericks,
revolutionaries, covering a huge
range of topics.
Real Tools £1.49
A real swiss army knife this one –
all those clever little tools in one
tool box: spirit level, compass,
thermometer, ruler, GPS, digital
protractor, flashlight and, should
you ever find yourself in a
Formula 1 car, a G-force meter.
The design is a bit of a let down,
but it will keep you quiet for a
few hours, and one day, one of
the tools might actually come in
useful.
AppAdvice £1.49
What's the point in spending
£1.49 on finding out what the
best apps are when you can find
out for free in trueColors?
Still, if you have to use another
source, this should be it. Updated
daily, it's got reviews, guides,
best sellers, video features and
objective opinion. Gets very high
ratings from its users. A musthave
if you're obsessed with your
iPhone. Which of course, you are.