License: Free
Price: Free
Description
Photo Notes lets you use your iPhone or iPod Touch as a wireless photo notebook which can be accessed by Wi-Fi from any local Mac or PC web browser with password protection.
All you need to do is type in the given iPhone URL into your web browser, and you are instantly connected for viewing, downloading, and uploading photos and notes.
Photo Notes also lets you store thousands of photos and notes in a hierarchical folder system on your iPhone for viewing all your photos while anywhere. Photo Notes supports all of the major image formats including JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, and TIFF.
With Photo Notes, you can experience the freedom of having instant access to thousands of important photos and notes right in your pocket.
Photo Notes runs on both the iPhone and iPod touch.
Features:
- Advanced easy to use interface
- View, download, and upload photos and notes from any local Wi-Fi connected web browser
- View multiple photos and notes at the same time
- Cut, copy, and paste text
- Undo text edits by shaking the iPhone
- Adjust the saturation, luminosity, temperature, and color balance of any photo
- Presentation panel for viewing all photos in a folder
- Slideshow feature for presenting all photos in a folder
- Ability to play MPEG4 videos (.mp4, .mov, .mpv, .3gp)
- Automatically caches all opened photos and notes for resuming at any time
- On-line user guide with step by step screenshots
- Concierge Service™ for technical support and new feature requests
- Create an unlimited number of photo folders and subfolders
- Add any photo from the iPhone camera or photo library
- Ability to save any modified photo to the photo library
- Delete any photo, note, or folder by sliding over left to right
- Browse thousands of photos and notes on the iPhone hard disk
- Tap on the "HD" button to display the photo's location in the file browser
- Compress or rename a photo by tapping its icon
- Backup thousands of photos and notes with the built-in zip compression
- Upload hundreds of photos at a time with zip uncompress
Price: Free
Description
Photo Notes lets you use your iPhone or iPod Touch as a wireless photo notebook which can be accessed by Wi-Fi from any local Mac or PC web browser with password protection.
All you need to do is type in the given iPhone URL into your web browser, and you are instantly connected for viewing, downloading, and uploading photos and notes.
Photo Notes also lets you store thousands of photos and notes in a hierarchical folder system on your iPhone for viewing all your photos while anywhere. Photo Notes supports all of the major image formats including JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, and TIFF.
With Photo Notes, you can experience the freedom of having instant access to thousands of important photos and notes right in your pocket.
Photo Notes runs on both the iPhone and iPod touch.
Features:
- Advanced easy to use interface
- View, download, and upload photos and notes from any local Wi-Fi connected web browser
- View multiple photos and notes at the same time
- Cut, copy, and paste text
- Undo text edits by shaking the iPhone
- Adjust the saturation, luminosity, temperature, and color balance of any photo
- Presentation panel for viewing all photos in a folder
- Slideshow feature for presenting all photos in a folder
- Ability to play MPEG4 videos (.mp4, .mov, .mpv, .3gp)
- Automatically caches all opened photos and notes for resuming at any time
- On-line user guide with step by step screenshots
- Concierge Service™ for technical support and new feature requests
- Create an unlimited number of photo folders and subfolders
- Add any photo from the iPhone camera or photo library
- Ability to save any modified photo to the photo library
- Delete any photo, note, or folder by sliding over left to right
- Browse thousands of photos and notes on the iPhone hard disk
- Tap on the "HD" button to display the photo's location in the file browser
- Compress or rename a photo by tapping its icon
- Backup thousands of photos and notes with the built-in zip compression
- Upload hundreds of photos at a time with zip uncompress
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