TOKYO (MacHouse) – This month, we’ve developed and released a few pairs of iPad applications, a licensed one accompanied by a Lite version. Today, we’ve released another pair. A new iPad application we submitted to iTunes Connect about an hour ago is called TextJunk Lite.

TextJunk Lite is a limited version of TextJunk, which lets you manipulate a string of text (input text) or create text out of nothing. When it comes to manipulating input text, TextJunk comes with several commands that you can use just as you do with a desktop application. For example, you can choose ‘Reverse Text’ under Text to reverse the input text string. Or choose ‘Insert Space Between Letters’ to insert 1 or more space letters between letters. You can also use TextJunk to generate random passwords or random numbers.






TextJunk Lite is a product of MacHouse.

TOKYO (MacHouse) – This month, we’ve developed and released a few pairs of iPad applications, a licensed one accompanied by a Lite version. Today, we’ve released another pair. A new iPad application we submitted to iTunes Connect is TextJunk.

TextJunk is an iPad-only application that lets you manipulate a string of text (input text) or create text out of nothing. When it comes to manipulating input text, TextJunk comes with several commands that you can use just as you do with a desktop application. For example, you can choose ‘Reverse Text’ under Text to reverse the input text string. Or choose ‘Insert Space Between Letters’ to insert 1 or more space letters between letters. You can also use TextJunk to generate random passwords or harvest (extract) e-mail addresses from input text. Or use TextJunk to count the number of letters or words.   Continue reading →

TOKYO (MacHouse) – Minutes earlier, we introduced Fotogenie. Today, we are also releasing Fotogenie Lite, which is a freeware version of the former.

Fotogenie Lite is an iOS application that lets you use your iPad to create and view simple photo slide shows. It requires that you have access to a desktop computer with iTunes installed so that you can transfer photo files (JPEG, PNG) to the sandbox-protected folder assigned to this application. You can create as many as three picture groups, picture portfolios, out of a list of pictures found in the application folder. If you already have one or more picture portfolios, simply select the one to browse in Step 3. You don’t have to include all pictures in a given picture portfolio. Just select ones that you want to include in your slide show.   Continue reading →

TOKYO (MacHouse) – The long-lasting freezing winter is pretty much over. Hopefully, we will be more productive in developing iOS applications as the temperature gradually rises. Meanwhile, it’s been more than ten days since we released the last pair of iPad applications. Finally, we are able to release another pair of iOS applications. One of the pair to introduce today is called Fotogenie.

Fotogenie is an iOS application that lets you use your iPad to create and view simple photo slide shows. It requires that you have access to a desktop computer with iTunes installed so that you can transfer photo files (JPEG, PNG) to the sandbox-protected folder assigned to this application. You can create any number of groups, picture portfolios, out of a list of pictures found in the application folder. If you already have one or more picture portfolios, simply select the one to browse in Step 3. You don’t have to include all pictures in a given picture portfolio. Just select ones that you want to include in your slide show. With the Auto pilot feature enabled, you can let the application automatically switch slide show pictures from one to another after a duration of your choice (5 to 60 seconds).   Continue reading →

TOKYO (MacHouse) – Today, we are releasing two software titles for iPad. MailYou Lite is a freeware version of MailYou, which we submitted to iTunes Connect just some 20 minutes ago.

MailYou Lite is a mail application that lets you create mail component templates and then compose messages. It’s a lite (reduced) version of MailYou. Let the application extract e-mail address records from Contacts. Create message templates so that you can just select one from a list instead of writing a long message that you might have to later repeat. Let MailYou access the Photos shared library so that you can pick a picture as an attachment. Set a scale rate so that the selected photo will fit the mail window.   Continue reading →