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Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide - Posted Mon, 15 Aug 2011 17:24:16 UTC +00:00

Pano: It's a panoramic picture taking app for your Android phone. Basically, you snap a series of side-by-side individual shots together and Pano automagically stitches them together to create one super long seamless photo. Hell, you can merge together 16 pictures into one humungo 360 degree photo if you wanted! So yeah, you remember that one time you wanted to capture the entire horizon on the beach? Pano does that. Facebook Messenger: Think of it as a cross platform messaging service that enables you to easily talk to people on any platform-Android, iPhone, Facebook, SMS and everything in between. It's not dissimilar to Kik or WhatsApp in this aspect. If your friends are on Facebook, they'll get your message in the Messages (or on their Android or iPhone). If they're not on Facebook, it'll be re-directed as a SMS message (they'll get a message from a random number saying CASEY CHAN Read More

mediabistro.com: jobs, classes, community and news for media professionals - Posted Fri, 12 Aug 2011 15:10:14 UTC +00:00

Attention Android users: Now is your chance to get The New York Post’s all caps headlines on-the-go. The app features content from the paper, including top stories Page Six, sports, photos and local news. , the Post’s Vice President of Marketing, said of the app, “The easy to use application is a perfect extension of our printed product, with Android-focused enhancements that make the paper jump right off your screen, and integration with social media and email.” The Amazon app store is even featuring the app as its “Free App of The Day” today, so get it while the deal lasts. After that you’ll be forced to pay a one-time fee of $1.99. Read More