First iPhone photo editor app?

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Pixenate on the iPhone, originally uploaded by pxn8.

Having recently successfully deployed their Pixenate FaceBook app (a photo editor for Facebook), it looks like Sxoop Technologies are now out to be the first company to deploy a photo editor for the iPhone!

How cool is that? There is a beautiful fit between the iPhone, which people will be using to take pictures, and photo editing software.

Go Walter – woo hoo!

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6 responses to “First iPhone photo editor app?”

  1. walter avatar
    walter

    Hi Tom,

    Thanks. It’s just a 0.01 release right now but you can edit any photo by appending the photo URL to

    http://pixenate.com/iphone/?image=%5BURL%5D

    It’s a work-in-progress 😉

  2. walter avatar
    walter

    e.g.

    http://pixenate.com/iphone/?image=http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1283/1249916084_c364f7f854.jpg

  3. Jonathan Bruce avatar
    Jonathan Bruce

    Any news on an impending iPhone launch in Ireland ?

  4. Tom Raftery avatar
    Tom Raftery

    Not yet Jonathan. Seeing as we are a country of 4m I suspect we are quite far down Apple’s list of priorities!

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  6. Joseph avatar
    Joseph

    What I like best about my iPhone is that I only have to carry the one gadget to have my calls, email and music.