Hey folks,

I’m happy to report that iMockups for iPad v1.08 is now available.

Get the full update notes here: iMockups App Store Link

If you have a spare moment, please support us by giving us a rating and/or review on the App Store since the ratings/reviews are specific to each update. Thanks again for your support!

Here’s the video showcasing the new grouping and cross-project copy/pasting features:

Just a quick note as we prepare for our WWDC trip this weekend:

1) We’re just about to submit iMockups v1.06 with some big changes to the canvas that I think people will like. Don’t worry, your old mockups/diagrams will remain intact. More details very shortly.

2) Check out our new YouTube channel for iMockups tutorials: www.youtube.com/imockups

I’ve embedded the 1st tutorial below but please check out all of them, they’re all short and you might find some good tips.




So we decided to go ahead and launch TweetCapz ‘officially’. We were going to wait until version 1.1 update hit the App Store but we decided to just go ahead and start announcing it properly.

As you can see in this video, version 1.1 (should be approved soon!) has some kick-ass multi-touch controls for resizing/rotating captions and graphics. Anyways enough of me blabbing, just check out our video and let us know what you think in the comments!

TweetCapz - photo captioning for Facebook and Twitter from Ken Seto on Vimeo.

Here’s the YouTube version:

For those of you following us on Twitter, you’ve probably already heard of TweetCapz. Which is good, since that was the plan.

For everyone else, I’m thrilled to announce our new iPhone application, TweetCapz!

What is TweetCapz?

“Snap. Caption. Share!” is our tagline. It captures the essence of what TweetCapz is about.

Snap. TweetCapz allows you to use the iPhone camera to take a picture or choose one from the your iPhone photo library..

Caption. Once you have your photo, you can now dress it up with our huge selection of labels, LOLCats-style text, speech/thought balloons, emoticons, and graphics. You can drag and drop these elements and arrange them anywhere on the photo…

Share! With your finished masterpiece, you can share them with your friends via Twitter, Facebook, or plain old email. You can also just save it to your photo library for later.

Here’s a sample photo that has been TweetCapz’d (is that a word?):

We are also launching a TweetCapz community site, www.tweetcapz.com, where you can view all the TweetCapz photos that have been tweeted.

That’s TweetCapz in a nutshell! The launch sale price is $0.99 and it should in the App Store in a couple of weeks.

In the meantime, join us on our Facebook page Facebook.com/endloop and follow us on Twitter @endloopinc to keep up on the latest developments.

If you have any questions, please leave a comment!

- Ken