I really tried hard to find something worthwhile to write about Samposoft’s WiPix picture-viewing program, but in the end, I figured that I’d better get right to it and not waste anyone’s time.
Go to Samposoft, set up an account, upload your pictures of the new baby using your PC or Mac. (…)

iPhone users love to customize their phone. If you’re looking to change the wallpaper on your phone Backgrounds has you covered. Backgrounds may have you on sensory overload. There are more than 1000 different background images to choose from. All of which are beautiful high resolution images.

What’s more fun than a self portrait? Being able to snap it yourself of course! NaughtyNuts brings their camera timer application to the App Store chalk full of features. NaughtyNuts Camera Self-Timer allows you to use your iPhone to capture self portraits, group shots and more. (…)

PhotoFrame, released last week, adds a functionality so simple that it’s amazing it hasn’t been done before. PhotoFrame is an app that will turn your iPhone or iPod Touch device into an easy-to-use digital picture frame. (…)

Bow Cam is a Japanese App whose sole function is to assist in taking pictures of your dog. As the app notes point out, whenever you try to take a picture of a dog, the hardest part is to attract his attention. Bow Cam solves this problem by having a “bark” button right above the speaker button. (…)

Unlike the paid Pano and Panorama apps, PanoLab is free, and allows for both vertical and horizontal panorama creations. Unlike Pano, PanoLab does not feature any blending or ghosting as a means of lining up pictures — instead you take the pictures one at a time and then move them around to create a collage. (…)

Pano from Debacle Software is a $2.99 app for creating Panoramic pictures from your iPhone camera that is worth the price. Pano works by letting you take up to 5 consecutive shots (from left to right), and superimposing the ghosted previous shot so that you can line up the next one. (…)

There’s something special about the artsy quality of a vintage photo. Toy cameras such as Holga, Lomo and Diana are my favorite, but I’m a sucker for just about any cheap camera with a “temperamental” streak. Get from a vintage look for your photos without having to carry around an extra camera. CameraBag from Nevecenter takes iPhone’s built in camera back in time with 5 retro photo styles: “Helga,” “1974,” “Lolo,” “Cinema,” and “1962.”