iPhoto Brings Multitouch Photo-Editing To iOS


Along with the new iPad tablet today, Apple introduced iPhoto for the iPad and iPhone, so you can browse, edit and share photos on your mobile device using this powerful tool, which will run you $5.49.

Apple devoted a lot of time during its press event today to the iPhoto app and some of the professional-quality effects and features, including: touching and dragging to add captions for photo journals, pinching-and-zooming to add vignettes, and the many brushes you can use to repair or adjust photos.

iPhoto is a universal app for iOS 5 devices available now in iTunes:

iPhoto [iTunes]


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