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Take a lot of photos? Do you use Picasa to sort and store them? If so, here’s another reason to look towards Mountain View when buying a tablet. Our SPE sister site The iPhone Blog reports the latest from Apple CEO (and part time CSR) Steve Jobs.
…Are there any plans to support Picasa’s faces and albums in iTunes, so I can take full advantage of the [iPad] Photos application, since Photoshop Album is long discontinued. If not, please can you look into supporting the Picasa library format?
And the response from Steve Jobs:
No, but iPhoto on the Mac has much better Faces and Places features.
Sent from my iPhone
Granted, it’s his baby and he can decide who and what to support, but the list of iDont’s seems to get bigger each time we hear from Mr. Jobs about this thing. If you’re not using a Mac with Faces and Places, don’t fret. Android has you covered.
Sent from my old Tablet PC tethered to my Android [via TiPb]
If you are like me and love to take full advantage of the amazing camera that your Android device provides you (at least those of you without Droids), you probably snap tons of pictures. Sometimes they are worthy of sending off to others, and sometimes they could use some touch-ups. Without always having the PC around, having Photoshop Mobile allows quick edits and then you can send the picture on its way. Often times I find that the pictures I take could use a little more light, or would look really cool as a black and white photo, or I want to blur a part of it, and with the native photo viewer, you are not able to accomplish any of this.
Photoshop mobile is rather feature-loaded for a mobile application, and will allow you to edit any photo on you device, whether it was captured through your camera, or saved to the device in another fashion. From within the application you are able to crop the photo, change the brightness along with other color features of the photo, add various color affects, like sepia, black and white and more, as well as add a soft focus affect. For a free application, it is feature loaded and provides you with an extremely easy way to enhance your pictures while out and about.
Download your free copy from the Android Market, and be sure to share some fun photos with us in the forums! Check out some more photos after the jump!
It seems like no matter how much we think we know, there’s always something new to learn about the Nexus One. Even with the January 5th event so close, doesn’t it feel like there’ll be some big twist in the end to shake things up? The latest? Well, other than the Nexus One finally deciding to show up in some high quality pictures, it looks like the Nexus One can handle itself some 3D. The video after the jump showcases the Nexus One’s 3D benchmark test using Qualcomm’s Neocore.
Yeah, that was all kinds of impressive. Check out the video after the jump along with more high quality pictures of the Nexus One!
[via engadget]
