Visting New York this summer? According to the dudes at Immaculate Infatuation, these are the places you should eat while you’re here. The best part? There’s an iBook you can download straight to your iPad or an abridged PDF version. Excuse me while I figure out where to get dinner tonight.
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Instagram now has video! It may or may not be better than Vines. Samsung showed off a bunch of computers and cameras and phones with strange names. That was fun. And of course, 3D printing sweetheart Makerbot sold for $400 million to Stratasys.
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At Facebook’s event held yesterday, a video feature for Instagram was announced. While that is a cool feature we’re sure Instagram users will appreciate, Windows Phone owners are probably wondering where is the love when it comes to Instagram for […]
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At Facebook’s product event today, the social network introduced more features for Instagram. Specifically, the social photo sharing service launched a video function that takes on Vine. Facebook is calling it Video on Instagram, and its Instagram’s own twist on recording quick videos and sharing them with friends over the service. Instagram thinks that it
Facebook announced video on Instagram at a press event at its Menlo Park headquarters today. Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom says that on day one it will give 130 million people access to video.
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The Lytro miniature camera just received a fairly significant update today. The company just outed an accompanying iOS app that allows you to share the photos taken on a Lytro with your iOS device. From there, you can do all sorts of stuff that iOS will allow you to do, such as upload it to
Lytro has finally seen the light: To make it in this crazy photo-sharing world, you need an app that makes GIFs.
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