Fun photo apps you may not know about for iOS

Fun photo apps you may not know about for iOS - This week's collection of iOS apps is all about taking photos. The first has its own community, the second a minimalist interface, and the third lets you add your photos to scenes.

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Amazon settles with Texas over sales tax

Amazon settles with Texas over sales tax - E-tailer will start collecting sales taxes in the state come July 1, Reuters reports, in exchange for job creation and investment money. Texas, meanwhile, will drop demand for back sales taxes.

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Dropbox Brings Automatic Photo Uploading to Mac, Windows

Dropbox Brings Automatic Photo Uploading to Mac, Windows -

Maybe it’s the sudden rush of cloud storage competitors, but Dropbox is suddenly in a big hurry to move formerly beta version features into release. The latest allows Mac and Windows users to automatic upload photos to the service anytime a device is connected.

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Kindle Fire hotter than any Android tablet

Kindle Fire hotter than any Android tablet - CISPA heads to the Senate, Zergs take over Google, and Amazon's Kindle Fire is hotter than any other Android tablet.

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Kindle Fire grabs half of Android share in February

Kindle Fire grabs half of Android share in February - The popularity of Amazon's tablet shows no sign of abating, as a new ComScore report indicates.

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Amazon releases Send to Kindle for Mac

Amazon releases Send to Kindle for Mac - Expanding the Send to Kindle line started by Send to Kindle for PC, Amazon today unveiled Send to Kindle for Mac. Send to Kindle for Mac is a lightweight application occupying 18.5MB of hard drive space. A user drops supported documents on the dock item to automatically send them over Whispernet or WiFi to a registered Kindle device or iOS application ...

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Kickstarted Revolve camera dolly entering production

Kickstarted Revolve camera dolly entering production - With the help of a successful Kickstarter campaign, Revolve is soon to ship an inexpensive camera dolly system. Compatible with nearly any camera, the system can be used to generate a wide variety of shots and angles and can be used either tracked or on any surface. The initial Kickstarter price for the basic system is $70, other accessories compatible with the Revolve camera dolly are available at additional charge ...

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