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Fuzel 2.0: The best collage maker for iPhone just got better
Ho Chi Minh, Viet Nam – Not A Basement Studio today is thrilled to announce the release of the latest version 2.0 for their popular collage creation app Fuzel. The app lets you combine photos, add effects, write captions, and you are ready to share a great story with friends. All it takes is just 1 minute!
No two stories are the same:
The collage you create is as unique as your story. There are 7 aspect ratios to choose from. You can cut your own layouts, or pick one from 30+ Default and Funky templates.
All the photos:
Don’t miss any moments, they could tell an unexpected story. Simply take photos right in Fuzel, or import them from your Camera Roll, Facebook Photos, or search on Google Image.
Make it fun, make it beautiful:
Your story is great, but Fuzel makes it even better with: Photo Editor, Filters. Shadow. Rounded corners. Basic & Crayon base colors. Simple & Fancy patterns. Basic & Decorative Frames. Simple & Fun Labels.
Share your stories:
Let your friends know they are a part of your stories. Share your collages on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, or email in high-res. For the extra special, send them a unique, high-quality 5.25? x 5.25? square postcard right in the app.
Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
* Requires iOS 6.0 or later
* 33.3 MB
Pricing and Availability:
Fuzel Pro 2.0 is only $0.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Photo & Video category.
Not A Basement Studio was started in January 2010 when Ken Luong, Khoa Nguyen and Hieu Tran were getting bored with the university’s curriculum and WoW’s raiding nights. Being avid manga fans, they looked to the App Store for something to cure their boredom. That’s when the idea for their first app came about. After four months of hard work and countless (actually 120) sleepless nights, Manga Rock, a manga reader for the iPhone, was released. Greeted with much love, and hate, the app received close to one million download on the app store. Two years later, joined by more like-minded and passionate people, we are now making awesome apps for the iOS App Store, making life better, one app at a time. Copyright (C) 2012 Not A Basement Studio. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.
Fuzel 2.0: The best collage maker for iPhone just got better
Ho Chi Minh, Viet Nam – Not A Basement Studio today is thrilled to announce the release of the latest version 2.0 for their popular collage creation app Fuzel. The app lets you combine photos, add effects, write captions, and you are ready to share a great story with friends. All it takes is just 1 minute!
No two stories are the same:
The collage you create is as unique as your story. There are 7 aspect ratios to choose from. You can cut your own layouts, or pick one from 30+ Default and Funky templates.
All the photos:
Don’t miss any moments, they could tell an unexpected story. Simply take photos right in Fuzel, or import them from your Camera Roll, Facebook Photos, or search on Google Image.
Make it fun, make it beautiful:
Your story is great, but Fuzel makes it even better with: Photo Editor, Filters. Shadow. Rounded corners. Basic & Crayon base colors. Simple & Fancy patterns. Basic & Decorative Frames. Simple & Fun Labels.
Share your stories:
Let your friends know they are a part of your stories. Share your collages on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, or email in high-res. For the extra special, send them a unique, high-quality 5.25? x 5.25? square postcard right in the app.
Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
* Requires iOS 6.0 or later
* 33.3 MB
Pricing and Availability:
Fuzel Pro 2.0 is only $0.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Photo & Video category.
Not A Basement Studio was started in January 2010 when Ken Luong, Khoa Nguyen and Hieu Tran were getting bored with the university’s curriculum and WoW’s raiding nights. Being avid manga fans, they looked to the App Store for something to cure their boredom. That’s when the idea for their first app came about. After four months of hard work and countless (actually 120) sleepless nights, Manga Rock, a manga reader for the iPhone, was released. Greeted with much love, and hate, the app received close to one million download on the app store. Two years later, joined by more like-minded and passionate people, we are now making awesome apps for the iOS App Store, making life better, one app at a time. Copyright (C) 2012 Not A Basement Studio. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.
Yahoo! Mail gets an overhaul for iOS, Android, and Windows 8, but Yahoo has to learn Photoshop better
Yahoo! Mail might no longer be the mail solution everyone is using, but truth is it is still pretty popular, and now it’s been given an overhaul with a brand new web email client. Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer broke the news herself on the company’s blog.
A curious little fact is that Yahoo has just gone over the top with Photoshop here as the Android app depicted running on a Samsung Galaxy S III is clearly not true to reality. The Galaxy S III does not have on screen buttons (the Nexus devices do), so for whatever reason Yahoo has clearly decided to Photoshop the wrong screenshot on top of a Galaxy S III placeholder image.
The new Yahoo! Mail will have a consistent look that is rolling out to all platforms starting from the Windows 8 desktop and the web, and going to iOS and Android.
The update brings a cleaner look, with a more intuitive inbox across platforms.
Weirdly, the new look is coming as an iPhone and iPod touch-only app with no iPad support. Here is Yahoo CEO Mayer explaining the ideas behind this update:
A curious little fact is that Yahoo has just gone over the top with Photoshop here as the Android app depicted running on a Samsung Galaxy S III is clearly not true to reality. The Galaxy S III does not have on screen buttons (the Nexus devices do), so for whatever reason Yahoo has clearly decided to Photoshop the wrong screenshot on top of a Galaxy S III placeholder image.
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