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(TrendHunter.com) It is difficult to dehumanize humans, but the artistic group of Shinseungback Kimyonghun has created terrifying portraits of people from famous movies.
By utilizing a new software that uses facial…
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Instagram has been adding new features to its app to help users create better photos. It’s no longer enough for it to be just another photo-sharing social network — we’ve moved past that. But in order for it to scale, Instagram needs to add new tools and features to not only enhance the quality of images shared, but also to maintain the appeal of its service. On Monday, the Facebook-owned company offered up some insights into what it’s doing. In a blog post, software engineer Alex Restrepo shared some thoughts on why Instagram’s straightening tool came into being. As it turns out, finding ways to auto-straighten photos had been something the company had discussed for a while…
I’ve always been a fan of Siri’s sarcastic wit, and now that Google Glass is on the verge of encroaching on its space as an intelligent assistant, it’s ready to drop some snark on you if you so much as even hint that it is Glass. The Verge showed a bunch of the silly responses to “OK, Glass” this morning, ranging from “I’m not Glass. And I’m just fine with that” to “I think that Glass is half-empty.” Contrary to The Verge’s claim that iOS 7 adds more comments to the mix, exhaustive testing of Siri’s wit was unable to prove that the upcoming …
Google+ may not be the premier destination for photo sharing, but its devotees know just how wonderful Party Mode’s collaborative albums are. Facebook is bringing a little bit of that magic to its much more popular platform through shared photo albums. The feature, which was built during a company hackathon, allows up to 50 people to contribute to a single album and upload up to 200 pictures each. To ensure that the albums don’t become a chaotic mess, only the creator can alter the privacy settings of the album (public, friends of contributors and contributors only) and only he or she can modify or delete photos at will. Contributors will only be able to…