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But even with iOS 7 just around the corner (the fifth and probably final beta has been in developers' hands since early August), third-party developers are still working to solve the iOS photo problem on their own. The latest effort: Nuthinking's Instants, which automatically groups snapshots based on time and location, but also adds features like favorites, tags, and color-coding to the mix. Right from the get-go, Instants taps your Camera Roll and divides all your photos by month taken. By default, you see all the photos from the current month; all previous months have an abbreviated, single-line view you can expand just by tapping. That alone makes it easier to jump to a specific time frame, and you can also color-code various months to ease your browsing. Still, some kind of date-search option would be welcome for users with years-old libraries.

That's more than reasonable, but I do think the app needs a few improvements before I give it the permanent keys to my photo library, What's more, there are lots of other photo-management apps (Flayvr is an especially good one), though we'll have to see if iOS 7 staunches development on that front, In the meantime, hit the comments and name your preferred tool for keeping your iPhone, iPod Touch, and [performance] series level 3 case for apple iphone 6 and 6s - black/cyan iPad pictures better organized, Finally, a way to sort your photos, But with iOS 7 and its improved Photos app just around the corner, third-party tools like this one need to step up their game..

Not everyone likes the look of Apple's upcoming iOS 7 release, but there's one feature I suspect every user will welcome: better photo management. That will come courtesy of an updated Photos app, which will automatically group snapshots based on time and place and provide better tools for sifting through your collections. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion.

Clipless is one of those apps that really makes your smartphone feel "smart." Whenever you are at a place that offers a deal or coupon, the app will alert you, You don't have to worry about remembering what you had a coupon for, Clipless knows and will tell you about it when appropriate, It's a similar concept to Foursquare's "dreaming princess" idea -- anticipating the user's needs, Fortunately, Clipless has also spent some time making sure that battery life wouldn't suffer too greatly when using their app, In fact, you can even set your update frequency between one [performance] series level 3 case for apple iphone 6 and 6s - black/cyan minute and 12 hours..

To adjust settings, simply tap on the Clipless settings cog in the notification shade of your device. If there's no icon, just open it manually from the app drawer. Once you pick a refresh interval you may want to adjust the distance range you want to look within, from a few feet to 30 miles, too. One really useful option in the Settings area is the ability to set a search query. Right now, Clipless doesn't let you pick from a list of categories that align with your interests. However, the developer did say that the option to pick multiple categories is coming.