FaceFlick 1.0.0

FaceFlick - As per user request here are two up-coming features scheduled to come out in the

This is the version of FaceFlick for iPhone / iPod Touch.

*As per user request, here are two up-coming features scheduled to come out in the next two weeks:1. Creation and management of albums. Users will be able to upload whole albums as well.
2. The ability to delete photos and albums.To see the app in action, watch the video using the link below (Or just google Faceflick and use the first youtube link):http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCCxZ8uLLZIInspired by the new iBook interface, Faceflick brings that level of interface design to all your photo needs. In a nutshell, FaceFlick is a beautiful photo organizer that has some good utilities functions, one of which is the ability to batch upload photos to Facebook.There are many photo-related apps on the App Store already. How does Faceflick stand out? Well, let's jump to the feature list.Appealing features and goodies:
1. The #1 appeal of Faceflick has got to be its interface. It is fully retina-display-ready and will be the app that makes your iPhone stands out from your friends', families' and coworkers'. So if you have an iphone 4 and love your photos, please do give Faceflick a shot. Check out the screenies when you get the chance.2. Photos from the Camera Roll are automatically imported when Faceflick starts. In other words, your existing photos will populate Faceflick's wooden deck right away.3. Smart and simple Gestures recognition. While Faceflick uses a handful of standard gestures to simplify your photo needs, there's no silly gestures like mutiple finger tap or swipe. As an example, to batch upload photos to Facebook, you would press and hold any where on the wooden deck to enter the upload mode, tap-select the photos you want to be uploaded, then tap on the upload button and you are done.4. Uploaded photos are orientation-corrected. The photo you upload to Facebook using Faceflick will be in the same orientation as the picture you were looking at when you were taking that picture.5. Photo Captioning. This is pretty self-explanatory...6. Album Creation. You can pick which Facebook photo album to put your uploaded photos in. If your specified album name does not exists already, a new one will be made!7. All windows/pages in Faceflick can be viewed in both portrait or landscape mode.8. No Image Edge Artifact (aka no jagged edge anywhere). If you haven't seen the screenshots yet, Faceflick uses transformations on photo thumnails to give them a nice look on the wooden deck. In short, Faceflick does this while gettings rid of the jagged edges that would occur in normal cases.As the developer of Faceflick, I'm planning to add more functionalities in the future. I'd really love to add Flickr support once I get the time to it. But at the meantime, I'm also open to feature requests. Any reasonable requests should be implemented fairly quickily. Please go to the support url to give me feedbacks.Lastly, hope you all find Faceflick a good thing to have!P.S. As a latecomer in iPhone photo apps, I know where some of the criticisms are coming from. But Faceflick does exactly what it says here and also what it looks in the video. For the more knowledgable ones, faceflick is fully tested with instruments and is void of problems like memory leaks. If you encounter any sort of issue, please describe what led to it. Thanks!To see the app in action, watch the video using the link below (Or just google Faceflick and use the first youtube link):http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCCxZ8uLLZIInspired by the new iBook interface, Faceflick brings that level of interface design to all your photo needs. In a nutshell, FaceFlick is a beautiful photo organizer that has some good utilities functions, one of which is the ability to batch upload photos to Facebook.There are many photo-related apps on the App Store already. How does Faceflick stand out? Well, let's jump to the feature list.Appealing features and goodies:
1. The #1 appeal of Faceflick has got to be its interface. It is fully retina-display-ready and will be the app that makes your iPhone stands out from your friends', families' and coworkers'. So if you have an iphone 4 and love your photos, please do give Faceflick a shot. Check out the screenies when you get the chance.2. Photos from the Camera Roll are automatically imported when Faceflick starts. In other words, your existing photos will populate Faceflick's wooden deck right away.3. Smart and simple Gestures recognition. While Faceflick uses a handful of standard gestures to simplify your photo needs, there's no silly gestures like mutiple finger tap or swipe. As an example, to batch upload photos to Facebook, you would press and hold any where on the wooden deck to enter the upload mode, tap-select the photos you want to be uploaded, then tap on the upload button and you are done.4. Uploaded photos are orientation-corrected. The photo you upload to Facebook using Faceflick will be in the same orientation as the picture you were looking at when you were taking that picture.5. Photo Captioning. This is pretty self-explanatory...6. Album Creation. You can pick which Facebook photo album to put your uploaded photos in. If your specified album name does not exists already, a new one will be made!7. All windows/pages in Faceflick can be viewed in both portrait or landscape mode.8. No Image Edge Artifact (aka no jagged edge anywhere). If you haven't seen the screenshots yet, Faceflick uses transformations on photo thumnails to give them a nice look on the wooden deck. In short, Faceflick does this while gettings rid of the jagged edges that would occur in normal cases.As the developer of Faceflick, I'm planning to add more functionalities in the future. I'd really love to add Flickr support once I get the time to it. But at the meantime, I'm also open to feature requests. Any reasonable requests should be implemented fairly quickily. Please go to the support url to give me feedbacks.Lastly, hope you all find Faceflick a good thing to have!P.S. As a latecomer in iPhone photo apps, I know where some of the criticisms are coming from. But Faceflick does exactly what it says here and also what it looks in the video. For the more knowledgable ones, faceflick is fully tested with instruments and is void of problems like memory leaks. If you encounter any sort of issue, please describe what led to it. Thanks!

This is the iPhone / iPod Touch version of FaceFlick 1.0.0