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29 Mar

Photoboard - iPhone SDK-developed App - Video

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Awesome stuff - This is an early preview of the next version of Photoboard App for iPhone / iPod Touch. The program presents a grid surface upon which photos from the user library can be laid. The grid can then be navigated, and photos rotated and manipulated. It’s essentially akin to Microsoft’s Surface in look and feel.

There are some new ways of moving the pictures :
- Moving several pictures at the time
- Moving / rotating the whole photo board
- Moving a picture while scrolling through the board

The previous “scaling by pinching” feature is missing in the video and still under development.
This version runs on the 1.2 firmware emulator (included in Apple SDK)

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