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et a Little Help from Your Phone

2012-08-18T07:55:05+01:00

this one just about passes the threshold of being amusing

Statistics: Posted by limor — Sat Aug 18, 2012 7:55 am

et a Little Help from Your Phone

2012-08-17T19:13:05+01:00

The robo-posting system that appears on this site from time to time has taken it to a new level now. It's making inane posts to its own off-subject threads.

Statistics: Posted by Fritzoid — Fri Aug 17, 2012 7:13 pm

et a Little Help from Your Phone

2012-08-23T18:11:58+01:00

hi .. I just read your story today, I found the writing of the google search engine when I tried to find various information about the interior mobile design, to be honest I just see no writing on the mobile phone associated with the design .. there are things that my question .. whether the excess of it all? may have a more simple way to find inspiration or something else?
sorry if my writing if there is no pleasure ..

thank you

Statistics: Posted by interfaqiez — Fri Aug 17, 2012 4:43 pm

et a Little Help from Your Phone

2012-08-14T10:49:24+01:00

For those of us who are constantly searching for design ideas, don’t have a level handy, can’t image what color to use in our living room, and have heard of Feng Shui but have no real idea what it is, well, there’s an app for that.

Mashable collected their favorite iPhone apps for home design, décor, and improvement. Personally, I want all of them, and with the most expensive only costing $9.99, there’s no reason to deny myself.

One free app turns your phone in a small level. iHandy Level Free, available for iPhone and Android, allows you to use the level in portrait, landscape, or face-up mode for precise alignment.

Another free app is Houzz Interior Design Ideas, which is a photo bank of a gabillion images of rooms in all kinds of homes. Described as the “Wikipedia of interior and exterior design”, this app has half a million hi-res photos that you can collect in an Ideabook.

Photo Measures for iPhone and iPad (or My Measures and Dimensions for Android) allows you to take a picture of your room and then draw in specific measurements. There’s even a magnifier for specific and detailed accuracy. Photo Measures costs only $4.99

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Statistics: Posted by jenniferwilson — Tue Aug 14, 2012 10:49 am