grasp it.
Is it supposed to be "creepy" for women because the ladies on the photo make funny faces? (And how is that could be "creepy" for a party anyway?)
Or is it because the bearded guy may **seem** to look at other lady's breasts? (Hint: he actually does not.)
Or am I missing something?
Armed with $41M in pre-launch venture from Sequoia Capital, Bain Capital, and Silicon Valley Bank (which is more than they gave Google) Color Labs today launched its social photo-sharing app, Color.
In additional to launching on the App Store Color Labs also purchased the domain color.com for a reported $350,000 where it has staked its virtual claim. (Update: It bought colour.com too, price TBD).
The app’s concept is ridiculously simple, and probably best described by the simple description on the App Store:
- Use Color to take photos and videos with other people who have iPhones within 150 ft to create a group album.
- For parties, play dates, lunch? You get their photos, they get yours.
- Share any album with Twitter and Facebook.
- Color is a social network for your iPhone.
I’m a fan of Instagram, so I’ll give it a shot. Although the reviews are mixed in the App Store, the app’s been out less than 24 hours and we need to give it some time to mature. Besides some nitwits don’t read the requirements then give apps one-star ratings, because they can’t read.
An Android version of Color is also available.
Update: I agree with Lockergnome’s Kelley Clay, Color could be a little creepy. Check the fella in the first screenshot on their App Store page. Color might want to replace that shot — if it expects to get any female users whatsoever.
