AppFresh Daily

AppFresh Daily

AppFresh Daily features the best apps we’ve noticed that have been released in the last 24 hours. Thousands of apps get approved by Apple daily. Instead of having to dig through all the junk, come to AppFresh Daily, where we hand select what we think are the new potential gems that we’re considering for review each day.

Pinhole HD ($0.99, iPhone Only): “Experience the very history of photography – pinhole camera was the first camera ever, constructed by Ancient Greeks in the 4th century B.C. Home made pinhole cameras (consisting of a light-proof box with a small hole without lens) became very popular because of their ability to deliver dreamy, surreal landscape pictures. Pinhole Camera App for iPhone brings you the authentic feeling of simple handmade pinhole camera with all of its characteristic blurness, saturation and specifically dimmed margins.” (sic)

Outline – OneNote Notebook Reader (Free, iPad Only): “Outline is a OneNote notebook reader designed exclusively for iPad. It is fast, easy-to-use and completely free.” (…) “Outline is the first app that truly natively works with OneNote files on iOS. Here are the most impressive features that make Outline really stand out from its competitors. Your pages look exactly the same as in OneNote on your PC. All your data is rendered natively for iOS by Outline, including tables, links, inks and all other original formatting. We care about your content – we even support many popular Windows fonts in iOS for you. We don’t yet render all of those crazy mathematics symbols, but we will soon! Sync via USB. You don’t need to expose your notes to the internet or wifi networks anymore. Transfer your sensitive information directly to your device via USB cable.” And a lot more. (sic)

Shange ($2.99, iPhone Only): “Shange is a photo editing app that you can use to share photos with others on social networking sites (Facebook, Twitter & Tumblr). This is a helpful tool, with specialized design and smart interfaces, two or more photos can be combined to make exciting new photos.”