Fotonauts is out with a bunch of updates for its highly-educational and visually appealing Fotopedia applications for iPhone and iPad, adding new ways to navigate through stories and support for iOS 6 features.
There’s an all-new way to search the globe for visual wonders in the latest Fotopedia apps, and all ... |
5 November 2012
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Fotopedia, the company whose graphically-appealing apps have stolen the hearts of the entire iOS community, announced the introduction of a new ad-model, featuring beautiful and relevant ads to more than 12 million users, across over 120 countries. A winner of the Crunchies Award for Best Tablet App of the Year, Fot... |
20 June 2012
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Fotopedia National Parks 2.0 is now up for grabs on iTunes for anyone wielding an iDevice, but especially for those Apple customers who went out and bought the latest iPad with Retina display. For iPad 3 owners in particular, Fotopedia National Parks 2.0 delivers high resolution pictures and graphics, new stunning p... |
18 April 2012
09:43 GMT |
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The World Bank and Fotopedia have announced a new compelling app for those interested in human cultures around - Women of the World. Using photos from professional photographer Olivier Martel (who traveled to more than 75 countries to assemble the images), “Women of the World” shows women from every corn... |
8 February 2012
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Fotopedia, the publisher of several iOS applications with a focus on the diversity of human culture, today announced “Fotopedia North Korea,” a brand new app that provides a rare glimpse into the country.
Offering one of the largest collections of professional photographs taken inside the “Hermit... |
29 June 2011
11:21 GMT |
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Fotonauts, the creators of the world’s first collaborative photographic encyclopedia (Fotopedia), have slashed the price on their Memory of Colors iOS app to “free”, but only for a limited time. Hurry and grab it now!Apple is the one promoting the offer, announcing via Twitter, that “fans can ... |
13 April 2011
05:17 GMT |
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The creators of the world's first collaborative photographic encyclopedia, Fotonauts today announced the newest addition to their iOS portfolio - Fotopedia Paris.
Described as a visual journey allowing users to explore the most familiar or the most unexpected sights, Fotopedia Paris features a plurality of vi... |
6 April 2011
13:11 GMT |
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Fotopedia, creator of the first collaborative photographic encyclopedia, has released its new iOS application called Memory of Colors. In the developer’s own words, the app presents “the amazing colors of humankind’s last treasures.” The app is said to take viewers on a photographic journey t... |
23 February 2011
13:41 GMT |
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Fotonauts Inc. have announced that their collaborative photo encyclopedia, Fotopedia Heritage, has been inducted into Apple's App Hall of Fame alongside such titles as Angry Birds, The Elements, and Brushes. The App Store Hall of Fame features 50 of the most popular applications for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.... |
6 November 2010
09:24 GMT |
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Fotopedia Heritage, a new iPhone and iPad app, offers free access to thousands of works from photographers and curators from the Fotopedia community who’ve brought together over 20.000 photos illustrating 3.000 points of interest within all World Heritage sites. Fotopedia is the world’s first collaborativ... |
11 August 2010
10:00 GMT |
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Fotopedia, the online photo sharing and organizing service, has been in private beta for a couple of months and was revealed as a read-only preview last week with a “coming in a few days” promise. Now the promise has been honored and the service is finally available to the public. The brainchild of Jean-M... |
11 June 2009
03:58 GMT |
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Fotonauts, a desktop photo application that lets users upload, organize, share and tag their photos, has launched a preview version of its upcoming photo sharing site Fotopedia. They say the full service and the client will be available in a few days but in the meantime users are encouraged to explore the site in cur... |
1 June 2009
06:50 GMT |
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