People forget to convey birthday or marriage day wishes for their beloved ones.
In such a situations the Android application I demonstrated in this video helps a lot.
By using the app you can send scheduled SMS to any number on hourly, daily, weekly or monthly basis and you can also configure scheduled mails to any mail ID.
Prisma got immense popularity within a short period after it released for iOS and Android. Most of the Facebook profile photos we come across since few days made with Prisma app. The app offers outstanding artistic effects that look like real paintings to our pictures.
If you are already using Prisma, you might be familiar with the watermark it adds automatically to all the photos for which you added effects. Many people don’t know that they could remove the watermark if they are not interested. To get rid of the watermark Prisma automatically adds to images follow the steps below:
Open Prisma app on your phone. Tap the settings icon displayed on the camera preview screen. Now simply turn off the “Add watermark” option.
Next time whenever you are adding effects to your photos, Prisma stops embedding a watermark on them. Remember, those photos you took earlier still have a watermark, without doing some Photoshop work you can’t remove existing watermarks.
Even though Google scanning every app available on Play Store thoroughly, still there are few bad apps which misuse sensitive information of the users.
Symantec, the maker of Norton Antivirus, found a dangerous app named “HTML Source Code Viewer” on the Google Play Store through its Mobile Insight scanning.
The app developed by Sunuba Gaming poses as the development tool for the developers. But once it installed on our phone, it silently transfers the files stored on our phone to the remote servers.
It transfers all the files from /DCIM/Camera and /DCIM/100LGDSC folders to the remote web server located at proqnoz.info website. When Symantec explored the server, it found thousands of personal files from the Android users around the world.
Once the data collected from the user’s phones, they could be used to make ransomware attacks, blackmailing or other types of threats.
The suspected web server is maintained by Azerbaijan, and the app installed on approx. 1000 to 5000 Android phones through the Google Play Store.
Symantec submitted it’s scanning reports to Google and immediately the application was pulled down from the Google Play Store. But this is the latest example, how bad app steal our data unknowingly.
You might know about Prisma photo app which transforms your still photos into beautiful paintings. If you are looking for same effects for the videos, here is a great Android application for you.
Now onwards no need to depend on third-party camera apps to apply filters and stickers to your photos. Facebook testing a new feature in the camera module in its Facebook application.
Most of the times people use filters before uploading the photos to their Facebook profiles. For this, they download various camera apps from Google Play Store. Soon Facebook will directly provide the same options available on other camera apps inside it.
A few months back, in March, Facebook acquired a video effects app named MSQRD. Since then Facebook planning to implement real-time filters and stickers while capturing photos and videos from the Facebook camera module. We can compare the new feature with the one available with Snapchat. Already Facebook rolled out the new version with filters to Canada and Brazil. Soon we can get the feature in India also.
When you selected Camera option in “What’s on your mind?” status compose box, the camera opens in full-screen mode with various filters and stickers. If you selected front camera, MSQRD offers various augmented reality filters to capture creative selfies.
Facebook found that people are showing more interest in sharing selfies and videos on Facebook. That’s why Facebook is planning to bring more powerful options to the photo and video segment in coming future.