Scalado launches first iOS app to make photo access easier

Recently, according to "Mobile new discovery" reported today, has a number of smart phone camera technology Scalado company recently launched the first iOS application Photobeamer, will provide users with upload and browse photos provides a more convenient and optimized services.

Because generally only with OEM dealing with the name of Scalado, the outside world is generally unfamiliar, but the user has unknowingly used its image technology. The company's photo technology has supported smartphone cameras and photo applications for the past decade. The technology is now being used on 1.5 billion handsets (the number is up 500 million a year). Recently, Scalado's rewind technology has been integrated into BlackBerry 10 's camera applications, and it now launches the first iOS app Photobeamer.

End of last month, Scalado released the first direct user-oriented application, the Android exclusive application is a photo browser, named Scalado Album. Its first iOS app, Photobeamer, can be used wirelessly to quickly display photos of iOS devices on any screen in a Web browser.

There are a number of third-party applications where photos from iOS devices are transferred to a larger screen for viewing. Apple's own photo stream feature makes it easy to access photos on other iOS devices, and iphoto's beam feature allows photos to be shared between iOS devices. Transferring photos to other devices is not a problem, but photobeamer need not be set up, no registration required, attractive interface and patented image technology will attract the attention of users.

Open the application, users can easily use any screen into the photobeamer.com, select the photos needed to be displayed, assembled in a volume, and then scan the QR code will appear on the photobeamer.com. The photos will be automatically directed to the Web browser. Users can slide the photos around on the iOS device. This application loads photos very quickly. After selecting a good photo, it takes only two seconds to scan the registration code and see the photos in a Web browser.

Photobeamer is still relatively humble. The only other feature is the "Fill screen" mode: Fill the browser window with photos, and "vintage" filter features, horizontal screen, sharing features are not yet available. Scalado says it will add new functionality after listening to user feedback. Photobeamer has been on the shelves at Apple's App Store for $0.99. (Keshan)