Twitter on Monday rolled out an update to its iPhone and Android applications that adds filters, photo frames and an auto-enhance capability to its image sharing feature. Available immediately for the iOS and Android-powered handsets, the new feature is basically pulls all of the features that made Instagram a billion-dollar company and shamelessly repackages them. Twitter s new photo editing capabilities are powered by Aviary, according to a post on the company s blog, and the video below showcases the highlights.
Blog List
-
Kaley Cuoco Shows Off Fit Physique In Skin-Revealing Yoga Outfit - By Suzy Byrne Kaley Cuoco leaving yoga class in L.A. on Monday. (X17online.com)Kaley Cuoco gave new meaning to hot yoga on Monday when she emerged from cla...
10 years ago
Popular Posts
-
Even if you're not living your best life you can make it look like you are on Facebook, and just glimpsing this idealized version of you...
-
There is no shortage of Christmas light display stories each holiday season. But how often do you see a massive display of holiday exuberanc...
-
CHICHEN ITZA, Mexico (Reuters) - As pockets of anxiety crop up ahead of the day billed as the Maya apocalypse, a motley crew of New Age th...
-
According to local station WTAE , the 31-year-old Pittsburgh woman, kidnapped in 1996 at the age of 14 and found in 2006, finally got that c...
-
PARIS (AP) A French newspaper is quoting actor Gerard Depardieu as saying he is turning in his passport after insults from France...
-
By Belinda Goldsmith LONDON (Reuters) - The price of fame can be high with an international study on Thursday finding that people who enjoy...
-
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cisco Systems laid out its mid-term growth strategy on Friday, betting on increased demand for software, services and s...
-
This week has been a very good one for Research In Motion ( RIMM ) and BlackBerry 10 news. First there was the teaser by...
-
1. I Spy With Lola HD Ages 3-8 Overall rating: 4.4 out of 5 stars Why we like it: This app effectively takes the common hunt-and-find play...
-
(Reuters) - An election victory tweet from President Barack Obama -- "Four more years" with a picture of him hugging his wife ...
