Photo Gallery (Fish Bowl)

An Award-winning Photo & Video Organizer with many powerful & original features integrated into 1 beautiful, easy-to-use App. You can use it to organize, share, edit, and lock your private pictures & videos taken with your device or copied from a computer or digital camera. You can also use it to play slideshow, set wallpaper and compare multiple photos.
It pioneered many original features not found on other devices such as iPhone, iPad, Windows 8, and saves you the trouble of paying for multiple Photo Apps. Use it as a replacement or a supplement to your existing Photo / Video Apps.
Key Features:
• Photo & Album Organizer with File Browser
• Delete Guard & Undelete
• Side-by-side Image Comparison
• Share, Crop, Rotate, Move Pictures
• PhotoStream with Slideshow & Shuffle
• 1-Step Resize & Share
• Locker to hide & protect your pictures, videos
• Add notes to Albums & Photos
• Custom Wallpaper Editor
• Support Removable Media e.g. SD Card
Please support our effort by submitting crash reports and sending us your feedback by email to viewer-support@pixiereef.com. Please also leave us a good review in Android Market if you like our App. Thank you!
If you have questions about how to use the App, please start with the In-App Help Guide (Menu > Help) and our Online Tutorial at pixiereef.com. If you need to email us, please be patient while waiting for a response. We’ll try to respond to all emails as soon as we can.
Organize, Share & Edit
• Move, delete, hide, sort, create folders
• Rotate, resize, crop with 3 output quality
• Share resized images to save bandwidth ($)
• Delete Guard keeps your files safe
• View Trash & Undelete files
• Pick Album Cover
• Annotate photos, videos and albums
• Tailor fit Wallpaper with 3 scaling & 3 output quality settings
• Add up to 3 favorite shortcuts
• Rectangle & circle crop with face detection
• Share via Email, IM, Facebook, Picasa, Bluetooth and more*
• Automated multi-file sharing with apps that only support 1 file (e.g. Facebook, Flickr, Google Goggles, etc.)
• Hide subfolders (e.g. Album art, book covers)
• Files & folders remain intact after uninstall
* Depends on sharing apps that were installed on your device.
Locker
• Protect private pictures & videos from prying eyes and malicious app
• Easy bulk image import and export
• Seamless integration with most view & organization features
• Files & folders remain intact after uninstall
• Add password (Available in Fish Bowl Photo Guard)
Viewer & Media Finder
• Photostream shows all Photos & Videos at once
• Browse Albums with Full & Mini Gallery
• Compare images side by side (up to 4)
• Flip through photos & folders simultaneously
• Shuffle photos (up to 5000)
• 3 image quality setting
• Fishbowl View reduces scrolling
• Album Title Search
• Show location of geo-tagged photos
• Shows Image/EXIF data while viewing photos
• Auto-rotate or Lock image position
• File browser to find photos
• Add missing files to the Gallery
Gestures (while in Grid)
• Touch image corner and edges to rotate & zoom
• Touch image center to pan
• Tap or long-press image to open menu
• Horizontal swipe to flip albums
• Diagonal swipe to see mini album listing
• Gesture sensitivity options
• Multi-touch (Available in Fish Bowl Photo Guard)
Slideshow Player
• Single or Multi photo
• Shuffle, pause & speed settings
• Shows photos from 1 album or the PhotoStream
• Interact with photos
System
• Optimized for HD screens
• Hardware acceleration
• Save to SD Card
• In-App Help Guide
• Read files from Internal Storage
• Supports Removable Media
• Start Android Media Scanner
• Battery Saver cuts power use by 50%
• Sailfish boosts speed by up to 700%
• Jelly Bean, ICS & Honeycomb support

Size : 1,007k
Current Version : 0.3.10
Requires Android : 2.1 and up

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Dropbox releases new social gallery app called Carousel

Kris Carlon 2014-04-10T10:00:00Z5 hours ago

Kris Carlon

Putting down roots in Berlin after six years of traveling is a major step for Kris Carlon, who has spent more time living out of a tent lately than sitting at a desk. Kris comes to the AndroidPIT Editorial Team via a lengthy period spent writing on art and culture in Australia and other places he has lived. He joined the Android community while resurfacing in civilization back in 2010 and has never looked back, using technology to replace his actual presence in other people's lives ever since.

The industrious folk over at Dropbox are quite busy at the moment. They just released an update for Dropbox a couple of days ago and now today they have released two entirely new apps. Mailbox is a company that Dropbox bought after the warm reception of their email app when it launched last year on iOS. Today marks its entry to the Android platform. Carousel is all Dropbox's own though, and adds a nice social twist to your gallery app.

Carousel is an all-new social gallery app from Dropbox. / © Dropbox

Carousel groups your photos and videos in a way you'd already be familiar with based on location and date, but there's a strong emphasis on the social angle of the app, so it's kind of a mix between a instant messenger and gallery app. Everything, and I mean everything, is stored with your Dropbox account, so the idea is that all of the recorded moments of your life are always accessible and sharable with those in your life (and the Carousel app). Carousel will group your photos as well as those sent to you.

Carousel is a gallery app with an instant messaging angle. / © Dropbox

It's a sweet idea with a sweet promo video. As with most new communities though it needs members to make it viable. Being a Dropbox product, rapid adoption is obviously something Dropbox are hoping to overcome with their existing membership base. Added to the dozens of great gallery apps and dozens of great photo-sharing communities though, it feels like it's missing that x-factor it would need to make it a must-install app. Only time will tell if it takes off, but at least every moment along the way will be documented forever.

Link to Video

What photo-sharing communities are you already a part of? What do you look for in a new sharing community?

Via: Android Police Source: Carousel

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