Joy Aether launched the official version of “D33P for Android” (pronounced “deep”) into the Android Market today. D33P transforms 2D photos into 3D, and displays them as 3D on 3D Android phones. D33P unleashes the power of 3D on Android 3D phones by allowing the users view old photos in 3D, even though they were taken as 2D photos.

3D Android phones have gained popularity, and many of them now come with a stereoscopic 3D camera and a 3D display. But the emergence of these 3D devices has also posed a problem to their users: they have only a few photos taken with a 3D camera, and the vast majority of their photos are still in 2D.

D33P users can choose old photos from Facebook, or from the Android device’s albums. By sourcing from a user’s own Facebook photos, a D33P user is no longer limited to only his small collection of photos taken by a 3D camera. Using D33P, a user can transform those Facebook photos into 3D. This means a user could expand the number of 3D photos drastically, even for photos that she had taken 5 years ago.

Enriching contents via technology

Through advanced image analysis based on optics and physics principles, D33P analyzes the composition of regular photos, and convert them into 3D photos. “3D technologies has become mainstream in the past two years, and we see the proliferation of 3D capabilities in mobile devices too”, said Leo Lau, Joy Aether Founder and CEO. “However, true value of 3D experience by customers depends on the amount of 3D contents that are available. Over 99% of consumers’ digital photo collections are still in traditional 2D formats. With the D33P app, based on our ‘D33P engine’, we unlock that 99% of content, transform them into 3D, and create the 3D experience on 3D mobile devices.”

Availability

D33P for Android is now available at the Android Market: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.joyaether.d33p
D33P’s current version is especially designed for the HTC EVO 3D. More devices support, and support for 2D devices with simulated 3D effects will be coming soon.

My Love Life is a dating and intimacy App to keep track of and log all aspects of users dates, flirts, sex life and personal activities. My Love Life provides a quick and intuitive interface to record the data; With advanced statistics and graphing, sense can be made of all the records collected. Get a Date and Sex Rank based on the activity, brag on Facebook or Twitter, or email events to anyone. The Fun Facts section gives useful information and interesting data on Dating and Sexuality.

”My Love Life is a revolutionary game changer. There are no other apps that combine dating & intimacy (Love Life) in such a simple way. We strived to create a well written and thought-out application. We wanted to make it super easy to create events (such as dates, flirts, and intimate events) and then allow the user the flexibility to do many things with that information: post on Facebook, Twitter and email and brag about how many events they have had. The Fun Facts section is full of funny and fascinating facts about the topics of dating and intimate behavior. Possibly the most unique feature is our date and sex prediction. We use advanced mathematical algorithms to predict how long until your next date or sexual event based on your own history. The more you use the App the more accurate the predictions get.” – Ezra szoke, CEO IAG Ideas, LLC

Now iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad® users have a simple and effective tool to keep an intimate record of their love life. Use this tool to see whether changes over time have happened, who was dated and when, what happened and how often.

Features include:

• User-friendly, easy to add events
• Email, Facebook, Twitter enabled
• Powerful Predictions
• Fun Facts information section
• Review and edit past event history
• Automatically generated rankings based on

data compared to others

• Password Protected
• All stored Information (contact info, event

records, etc.) saved inside App only

Device Requirements:
iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad with iOs 4.0 or later

Pricing and Availability:
My Love Life is $2.99 (USD) and available worldwide
exclusively through the App Store in the Lifestyles Category

My Love Life – Lite is Free and limited to 5 stored Events

For inquiries:
Please visit My Love Life

For the people out there who love Texting, and especially love doing it at the wrong time, there’s finally an answer. The Textalyzer iPhone app uses a series of virtual sobriety tests to prevent people from sending text messages they might later regret.

The idea originator, Samantha Deeter, partnered with Appiction, an application development company, to create the Textalyzer iphone app. The visually stunning and easy to navigate app will only set you back $0.99, a bargain considering the humiliation the app can spare you.

The app itself allows users to create a list of people they shouldn’t be texting when their judgment is impaired (exes, co-workers, discriminating family members and friends), and then runs the app user through a series of reaction-based games before they are allowed to send an outgoing text.

If the user is unable to successfully complete the games, their text is held for 12 hours, at which point they’re asked if they still want to send the message. The user can even create customized warnings so they never forget why they want to avoid sending messages to a specific contact.

“This is to prevent people from doing the ultimate no-no,” Deeter said. “I was briefly single and would run around from time to time with girlfriends after work and on weekends and would always tell people, ‘I wish there was a Breathalyzer for phones.’ That’s when I got the idea.”

This cool, fun, and clever app has seen great immediate success. Within a week of being released in the iTunes Store, Textalyzer hit the ‘iTunes New & Noteworthy List’ along with reaching #101 on the list of Top Paid Entertainment Apps.

Hopgap has released the Eat a Fly iPhone casual game. Eat a Fly is an action-fantasy game that creates a unique artistic experience for the players. The most notable game character is the ultra-realistic spider that becomes live in the hands of the player. The game utilizes iPhone’s hardware accelerometer device to power the natural user experience for the players.

Eat a Fly was developed for Apple iOS operating system and is live on Apple AppStore since Sept. 27th. Hopgap plans to continue the development and expand the game into a successful series of casual games extending to additional device markets.

Recently published statistics by Geekaphone, present a bright future for the mobile gaming market. The mobile Gaming Industry will make $8 Billion this year and will reach $54 Billion by 2015. Last year game developers made $87 million off advertising revenue. By 2015, this figure should be 10X that amount at roughly $894 million. Geekaphone also estimates that the free version of Angry Birds earns $1 million a month solely from ads and was downloaded 140 million times.

One of the growing trends in the mobile video games is software given away for free with revenues coming from ads, additional future charges, in-game purchases and only allowing user to use an app for a limited time period.

It’s not often that a game for mobile devices like the iPhone and iPad ignites such anticipation before its release. 2013: Infected Wars from Action Mobile Games is truly pushing the technological limits of mobile gaming on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod. With the launch of the first gameplay trailer, players can catch glimpses of this new action horror shooter game that will soon be at their fingertips.

You’ve Never Seen Mobile Gameplay Like This
2013: Infected Wars fulfills mobile gamers’ demands by featuring unprecedented graphics and gameplay for a mobile device action shooter game. The action takes place in a post apocalyptic world ravaged with a virus released by Al-Qaeda. The player takes on the roll of a mercenary hired to salvage critical supplies needed for the few remaining humans trying to survive in a world gone mad.
During each episode of the game players’ tactical skills are progressively challenged with weapons modeled after real world equivalents. Action Mobile Games uses Epic’s cutting-edge Unreal 3 game engine for the iOS to craft jaw-dropping visuals of real world environments and modern weapons. Very few game development studios have the experience or knowledge to use this new platform for iPhone games.

Designing detailed environments isn’t the only thing Action Mobile paid attention to. Players will enjoy the variety of unique personalities from the characters to the creatures lurking throughout 2013: Infected Wars. Much time and attention to detail has been put into creating unique attack moves and artificial intelligence for the many foes the player must overcome. If you haven’t met Imrod, you might need to get acquainted by watching the trailer.

Friends Join Forces Against the Infected

Graphics are not the only focus for this game. One of the greatest features planned to be included in 2013: Infected Wars is the option to play with your friends. Players can still choose to shoot up monsters solo but Action Mobile Games wants to ensure players can connect with friends and play as a team.

Friends and gamers alike can check out the full 2013: Infected Wars trailer at Action Mobile’s YouTube Channel.

Fans can also keep up-to-date on the latest news, tips, and interact with other players at 2013: Infected Wars Facebook page.

2013: Infected Wars is the first game scheduled to be released from Action Mobile Games. Offering eye-catching visuals and compelling gameplay, Action Mobile is establishing themselves as a leader in mobile device gaming. For more information on 2013 : Infected Wars please contact James Petty with Action Mobile Games at (512) 537-3834

After gaining popularity as a Chrome and Safari browser extension, SendTab has recently become available in the iPhone app store. SendTab allows users to instantly send links from their computer to their iPhone and vice versa. It’s the only two-way app of its kind.

In 2011 people find themselves juggling multiple personal devices – iPhones, laptops, tablets, and work computers. Sharing information between those devices is a complex multi-step process that involves copying, pasting, and emailing links to oneself. Now, a new service called SendTab allows the wireless transmission of a link instantly between devices.

Send Links
In recent years 20-somethings have replaced the traditional television and cable set-up in favor of a living room computer. In addition to the mouse and keyboard, people can now use their phones or personal computers with SendTab to control their living room computer, like a remote control, sending interesting links or videos to the big screen for the whole family to view.

Receive Links
SendTab is also helpful when moving away from the personal computer to a mobile iPhone. Users in need of directions can send a map they’ve loaded on their laptop directly to the Google Maps app with the press of a button. Users can send a news article to their iPhone from their work computer to finish reading on the bus on the way home from the office.

SendTab iOS has a few unique features not present in other clients. Users can set up favorites to send sites they use frequently. Google Maps open up in the Maps app and YouTube videos in the YouTube app when sent to the iPhone. Users can even send links to apps or music in the iTunes store. Additionally, users are able to view which of their devices are currently online and ready to receive tabs.

The service is free and registration requires only the users email and password. Setting up a SendTab network between devices takes only a minute. Now available in the iPhone App Store.

The founders of GT Media LLC have developed SeekDroid – an Android application designed to provide a cost-effective solution for tracking and securing lost or stolen Android devices from seekdroid.com.

Installed on the device, SeekDroid provides users with remote access features, such as tracking the device on a map, setting off an audible alarm, locking the device remotely, and wiping it of all its data. SeekDroid works like a secret agent, never running in the background, using no battery power, and remaining undetectable by thieves until called it into action.

SeekDroid provides users with the tools to locate their device any time, day or night. Like a secret agent, users can log into seekdroid.com to enable the GPS capabilities of the Android device and pinpoint its location. For devices that are lost closer to home, SeekDroid allows users to set off an alarm to figure out which seat cushion it is hiding under. If the device is stolen, SeekDroid gives the power to create a new screen lock code, rendering the device useless to a thief. Users can access their phone remotely whether there is a SIM card in the phone or not, and can even see the cell phone number of the “new owner” if it is replaced.

The most frustrating part of not having a cell phone, whether it was lost or stolen, is not having access to all of the information it holds. With SeekDroid, users can check their missed calls, so their lives are not put on hold while they work to retrieve their phone. As a secret agent, SeekDroid also enables users to lock the device or wipe all of the information, keeping it from falling into the wrong hands.

SeekDroid isn’t just for CIA agents with government funding. Unlike many of its competitors who charge a monthly rate, there is only a small one-time fee to download and install SeekDroid. Download SeekDroid at the Android Market or Amazon Appstore.

To help parents and teachers provide engaging educational activities for children of the digital age, Imagine Learning, developer of the award-winning children’s language and literacy software program Imagine Learning English, has released its second mobile learning application, Gamester. The app, which is compatible with iOS devices, is now available as a free download in the iTunes store.

Gamester features three interactive kids’ games designed to help young learners master the letters of the alphabet:

•     In “Free the Aliens,” players race against the clock to identify letters and free aliens trapped in a crater.
•     In “Build a Monster,” kids create their very own monster or robot by choosing the correct letter of the alphabet.
•     In “Letter Shapes & Sounds,” young readers learn the shapes and sounds of new letters.

Gamester is designed for both home and school use. “This would be an excellent addition to any early literacy curriculum,” said Clydie Wakefield, executive director of curriculum development at Imagine Learning. “Teachers and students will love the way Gamester makes learning the letters of the alphabet fun and easy for even the youngest of learners.”

While Imagine Learning is best known as the company behind Imagine Learning English, an engaging language and literacy software program that helps students read at grade level, the company has also produced successful mobile apps. Bookster, the read-along storytelling app from Imagine Learning, was recently updated with new books and features. The company sees mobile apps as another way to deliver effective reading instruction to children.

“Kids growing up in the digital age need educational activities that are also engaging and interactive,” said Susan Preator, president and CEO of Imagine Learning. “With Gamester, children can have fun learning critical early reading skills anytime, anywhere.”

Additional games for the app are in development. The company appreciates feedback from parents, educators and kids who use the app. Consumers are encouraged to download Gamester and submit reviews to the iTunes App Store or to apps(at)imaginelearning(dot)com.

7knowledge Corporation, an innovative productivity application developer for tablet and smartphone devices, has released 7notes 1.4, an update version of the popular application for iPhone that includes new features and functionality to make it easier for consumers to create, share and store notes and memos.

“7notes continues to receive rave reviews from users. They enjoy using an app that makes it easy to take notes in real time, without the hassle of worrying about spelling or punctuation,” said Kaz Ukigawa, the CEO of 7knowledge. “Their response is what encouraged us to make this update in order to deliver an application that continues to meet their wants and needs and make their note taking experience event better, and improved creative options, share and save capabilities were among their needs.”

Among the new features in 7notes 1.4: new background colors and other creative elements such as various seasonal template and rich memos, and SMS and clipboard abilities. While iPhone’s small tiny keyboard limits the potential of the power of device, 7notes will unlock the limitation for user to be more productive with the addition of an extended keyboard that will provide a wide input area that makes the tiny iPhone keyboard obsolete.

“A common complaint among iPhone users is its tiny keyboard. 7notes will offer a more enjoyable note taking experience with an extended software keyboard, providing a more comfortable text input mode, while its stroke and convert abilities will easily convert handwriting to digital font. Now with 7notes the headaches of taking notes on the iPhone will be eliminated.”
New design elements will help bring notes to life, while the addition of more vibrant background colors or picture images will enable users to think of their smartphone as a device that will support their creative work, like writing and drawing, as well as gaming, listening to music and watching videos.

New clipboard features will allow users to save work, while SMS capabilities will take sharing ability beyond DropBox and Evernote, making it easy to text notes to friends, family or colleagues. “7notes already allowed users to sketch ideas, organize thoughts and share, but now there is even more creative and greater ability to share and save at social network services,” Kaz added.

With 7notes proprietary state-of-the-art handwriting recognition software, users can take notes on the go with their fingers or a pen for the iPad and event switch between handwriting and keyboard entry with a single touch. Memos can even be saved into different formats through DropBox and Evernote. Standard features include simple note taking features, built-in Spell Checker, autocorrect and auto-completion and PDF Document Creation.

7Knowledge continue to offer solutions that eliminate barriers between smartphone users and their keyboards, with future plans to expand its 7notes for iPhone and iPad app, as well as 7notes for Android.

7notes is available for download in the iPhone and iPad app store at: http://itunes.apple.com/app/id449800424.

7notes’ Seven Benefits:
1.    New wide input area makes the tiny iPhone keyboard obsolete
2.    Import pictures and add notes right on top of them. Various seasonal templates make your writing fun.
3.    Write now, record your thoughts and digitize them.
4.    Keep track of your important dates and set alarms for your messages — have a tickler file at your finger tips.
5.    Share your writing with personal feelings by “Edit it” server beyond any limitation of numbers of characters.
6.    Use handwriting to send SMS messages, E-mail , post to Facebook, twitter , quickly and naturally
7.    State-of-the-art predictive engine make a litter effort for writing and typing

New Features of 7notes 1.4:

•     SMS messaging
•     Memo on pictures
•     Template Gallery for seasonal greeting
•     Accuracy improvement for the predictive engine
•     Performance improvement