Photosphere for iOS

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Photosphere is a Disco Ball of your Photos !Photosphere is a photo library browsing app, that enables you to quickly find a photo in your iPhone,...
Last updated on March 19, 2011
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By Rare Works

Photosphere is a Disco Ball of your Photos !Photosphere is a photo library browsing app, that enables you to quickly find a photo in your iPhone,...

Photosphere is a Disco Ball of your Photos !Photosphere is a photo library browsing app, that enables you to quickly find a photo in your iPhone, iPod, or iPad. By displaying the photo thumbnails on rotating spheres, you can easily identify the photo you are looking for. After using it a couple of times, you will start to remember which sphere a particular photo is on, and whether it's toward the top or bottom.Each sphere contains 100 thumbnail images. The app can handle up to 10 spheres, or 1000 photos for iPhones & iPods, and 5 spheres or 500 photos for iPads. The spheres are akin to pages in a photo album, but are way more fun to interact with.Spin it to the left, spin it to the right, see your cherished memories spin on by. Double click to see the image, or use the arrow button to move on to the next sphere.While in the image view, both Portrait and Landscape mode are supported. A single tap will hide and un-hide the return button. Also double tap to zoom in, and 2 finger tap, to zoom out. Naturally you can also use the pinch gestures. The action button allows you to Email, Print or Assign to Contact, any image displayed there. If there are not enough images to fill all 100 available positions on a sphere, the thumbnail images will repeat, starting with the first one on that sphere. This only happens when you have less than 100 images, and on the last sphere, provided you have less than 1000 images. So if say, you take picture 101, now you have two spheres, and the second one will have picture 101 repeated all over it.Take another one, 102, and you will have 101 & 102 repeated on the second sphere, and so on.In order to work, the app needs the Locations Services to be enabled globally, as well as for the app. A pop-up will prompt you for this. In the case you decline, the app will tell you how to enable it, and otherwise do nothing.