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Accomplished mobile application creator, SpinThought announced today it would be one of the first companies to offer their app (StoryPages 2) on the iPad. Programmed by iPad Developer Zco Corporation, StoryPages 2 helps iPhone and iPad users to create illustrated stories on the go.

The StoryPages 2 application allows users to create illustrated storyboard-style pages using photos, drawings, and text. Projects can include comics, children’s books, architecture, landscape design, help manuals and any project where words are enhanced with illustration. Through its unique and easy to use interface, the application rapidly lays out drawings and associated text, including anything needed to describe a photo or drawing.

Your custom StoryPages can then be delivered via email as a PDF, exported to the Photo gallery and sent via MMS, or imported to your desktop as PNG files. StoryPages 2 is currently available for the iPhone & iPod in the iTunes App Store for $2.99.

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Starting September 25, MMS capability shall be present for the iPhone 3G and 3GS as confirmed by AT&T. Though it may seem late since a lot of people have been awaiting such an announcement, the timing (3 days after school opens!) couldn’t have been better to shelve all the curious iPhone owners awaiting the official announcement.

There were a lot of factors considered such as the potential MMS traffic as well as making sure that all the multimedia capabilities of the iPhone 3G and 3GS are optimized. But like most services, stability and issues concerning this new MMS service is still up for scrutiny as there is still always room for potential problems, something that should not be alarming and normal for all handsets and telecommunication services.

(Source) Mobile Crunch