SeeSee: Photo Management for iOS Device with Windows Phone 7 Metro UI
I recall, when the iPhone first emerged, many Windows Mobile users transformed the appearance of their devices into the iPhone look via many utilities available at that time. Things have changed this time around with the upcoming Windows Phone 7, developer of Seesee, a free photo management app for iOS, has borrowed the Metro Tile look for its user interface.
The app essentially lets user to organize the camera roll via folders representing the tile. Sliding on the right reveals sharing over WiFi password protection settings, etc.. Click on the black box to add folders.
When sharing WiFi is selected, an ip address is shown. Using that address for your desktop browser to access to the photos. From here you can load additional photos from your PC to the iOS device.
On the iPhone, open the folder to view image thumbnails, tap to enlarge or hold to select for copy or move to other folders. Landscape mode is only enable in photo enlarge mode. The Metro UI only supports in portrait to be faithful with the original.
The app is free and can be downloaded from iTunes
[Via PocketNow]
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