Today I’m glad to announce that that OneShot 2.0 is now avilable for download in the Windows Phone Store. OneShot is the first app that integrates the Nokia Imaging SDK for taking photos with real-time filter effects. The update is filled with plenty of new and exciting features that help you to get even more out of your photos.
I’m pleased to announce that the next version of our camera app OneShot is now available in the Windows Phone Store. While the app had a very good start in the store, we were very busy and made the app available in China last week. We were also working on the current release which contains a couple of interesting new additions.
While we’re working hard on the next version of OneShot, I’m glad to announce that the app from now on is available in the Chinese Windows Phone Store. This great news for our customers in China who are now able to download OneShot as well as for us, since the Chinese market is one of the biggest in the Windows Phone ecosystem.
I’m glad to announce that our new app OneShot is now available in the Windows Phone Store. OneShot is a professional mobile camera app with high quality filter effects that can be previewed in real-time when taking a photo. The app contains a lot of easy-to-use features that help you to get the most out of your camera.
Today I’m glad to announce that Lock Buster 3.0 has reached the Windows Phone Store. The third version of Lock Buster follows in Hello Friend’s footsteps and adds support for more customization options. Color effects make your lock screen look even more exciting! The app offers various modes like a high contrast one and a black & white mode. Moreover, users are now able to select addons which show additional information on the lock screen.
I’m glad to announce that the fourth version of Hello Friends is now available in the Windows Phone Store.
A lot of user feedback has reached us since the first version of Hello Friends. Most of them were asking for even more customization of their lock screens. Thus, we were reacting on the user feedback and implemented some nice new features. Hello Friends 4.0 for Windows Phone 8 supports addons that can be combined with your collage.
Welcome to the second part of the tutorials on how to build a Windows Phone 8 app. Follow this link to get to the first article of this series.
Last time we built up the vision and identified the requirements of the app called Hello Friends. This time I would like to go a step further and to think about the project in general.
Hello Friends has reached the marketplace in its current version 3.1 with improvements for WP7 and WP8 devices.
The Windows Phone 8 version comes with these changes:
The Windows Phone 7.5 edition contains the following improvements:
Both editions were released globally to all existing Windows Phone markets, now also including 42 new countries with stricter content rules (including China and Indonesia).
You can get the updated version directly from the store:
Have fun!
The third version of Hello Friends is now in the Windows Phone Store! It also supports the Windows Phone 7.5 platform. So I’d like to tell you what’s new in the current version:
First of all, we did an overall improvement of the user experience. We got very much feedback from our users (we appreciate that, thank you!), so we were able to tackle problems on several devices as well building a better usability.
The list of improvements covers the following feature updates:
You’ve read right, there’s also a Windows Phone 7.5 edition available. Since it is not possible to change the lock screen automatically yet, you still can create your custom collage and set it manually as the current lock screen. We hope that the coming update of Windows Phone 7.8 will include the mechanism to get the same experience of Hello Friends as in the newest OS from Microsoft.
Here’s a picture of the template selection window with miniatures of available templates:
If you have any questions or suggestions, please let us know! You can get the latest version 3.0 right here:
Special Thanks go out to the guys at WPCentral.com who made it possible to get that much user feedback!