Strange ways to use your iPad and iPhone
Summary: With such a high number of developers implementing application software to send out their own programming ideas to the masses, it's not surprising some more unusual apps have appeared in the marketplace.
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Name: Painting with Time
Maker: Red Hill Studios
Compatibility: iPad.Requires iOS 3.2 or later
This relatively new iPad application, launched Dec 2011, allows users to add the effect of passing time to images. Based on the 'Exploring Time' documentary series, the user is able to add ageing effects to photography in many different ways.
Whether you would like to use this tool to change people, landscapes, or famous scenes, there's no limit. The app comes with a handy gallery of photos to experiment on, and you can either take slices of an original photo to manipulate or use your finders freestyle.
Source: App store
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RE: Strange ways to use your iPad and iPhone
Feed them a fart app from 2009 then
Oh...
RE: Strange ways to use your iPad and iPhone
If you need an app to tell you this - you either need more common sense or to kill the relationship, or perhaps both . . .
"Play with goo"
Also available for PC and Mac. In fact, it was originally a PC game.
"Pop bubble wrap"
uhhh - what? Some people really are too bored, I guess.
"This free, ironic app can be used to fill that awkward moment after a joke that bombed, or to try and cover a social faux pas."
Even more awkward: Pulling out your phone just to make a sound.
RE: Strange ways to use your iPad and iPhone