Posted by ksteineman on Dec 27, 2012 in Apps, Mobile |
A new iPhone app called Cycloramic could be the coolest thing since, well, the last coolest thing I wrote about. Normally, shooting 360-degree video hands-free would require the help of additional hardware. With the new Cycloramic app from Egos Ventures, the iPhone will self-spin (yes spin itself) around by vibrating at certain frequencies. Check out the video below. Developers warn that the iPhone must be placed upright on a flat, hard surface without a case or stand. Also noting, the iPhone 4s: “will only turn very slowly on perfectly level glass. This is really designed for iPhone 5.” You can download the Cycloramic app from the App Store for 99 cents. You’ll also find some demo videos from the developer’s YouTube page below....
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Posted by ksteineman on Dec 27, 2012 in Apps, Marketing, Mobile |
Posted by ksteineman on Dec 27, 2012 in Apps, Marketing, Mobile |
A lot of people seem to struggle with this one. Not sure how proper orientation works, or yet alone a thing about composition. This is not the place where you want to be when building your designs for your app. The 5 tips below will help you solve this problem. 1. The App Should Feel Real. The last thing you want to have is a large disconnect between your app and the user. Game Company’s epitomize the nature of creating immersive environments. Take note: If your app is not immersive to your users, you won’t have those users for very long. 2. Don’t Test the User WHY on earth, would you want to make it confusing for your users to navigate from one end of your app to another? Seriously? You do know people’s patience these days is like 0. If you have to read the same thing again, you’d probably agree that you might even have 0 patience. So keep it simple. 3. Details Matter Is it...
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Posted by ksteineman on Dec 22, 2012 in Apps, Marketing, Mobile |
Posted by ksteineman on Dec 22, 2012 in Apps, Mobile |
Posted by ksteineman on Dec 20, 2012 in Apps, Marketing, Mobile, Startups |
Posted by ksteineman on Dec 20, 2012 in Apps, Mobile, Startups |
Kamcord. I can’t believe I didn’t come across these guys sooner. Actually, I have a similar idea (that I won’t get into) but I think this is one of those apps that is truly noteworthy given what it’s able to bring to the market place. Particularly to developers who are looking to get in-game footage of their games so they can create teasers or previews for their potential audience. Kamcord (basically in a nutshell) allows users to record and share their awesome gameplays. Without having to leave their games. Get more installs from people that see your game on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Currently available for cocos2d and Unity3d on iOS. More game engines coming soon! To take a look at history of similar things that have been done in the past for web platforms I vividly remember FRAPS (with an R). This was actually one of the first screen recorders gamers could use to record their game play to show off to their friends. Then,...
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