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Cinegif Video iOS App Allows Users To Share Instant Play Clips Within a Text Message

Austin, TX (June 25, 2012) – Cinegif, an Austin, Texas-based software development company has created a video conversion software that helps communicate and tell a story, without the file size, complexity, and cost of traditional video. With this patented technology, Cinegif is pleased to announce “the future of video sharing” with the release of its Cinegif Video iPhone app, which allows users to add their own instant play video clips to everyday mobile communications.

Continue reading the full article originally posted on OnTechies here.

Source ontechies.com

MyBreath App Let’s You Check Your Health

In a recent review by The App Planet, you can check your health with Breath Research’s MyBreath App.

Get your breath analyzed with the MyBreath app for iPhone. Find out how you are doing in your health and what you can do to improve it.

A headset with microphone is needed in order to record your breathing. All recorded sessions are saved onto the Dashboard for online analyzing and a BRI score. With the saved sessions you can keep track on your breathing improvement.

You can read the full review here.

Source theappplanet.com

 Bad dates are a rite of passage welcoming you into adulthood with the condescending slap of reality. Jennifer Kelton, the Founder and CEO of BadOnlineDates.com, knows bad dates, but she also knows bad dates are a hilarious opportunity to bond over “you’ll-never-believe-what-this-schmuck/floozy-did” moments. Jennifer used her entrepreneurial spirit and social media know-how to establish BadOnlineDates.com, an entertaining twist on the social networking site formula where users meet, laugh, and connect based on their shared bad date experiences – some of these stories are so funny, you’d think they weren’t real, but alas, such is the single life. Jennifer recently revamped the technologies behind BadOnlineDates.com making it more interactive and entertaining than ever before. She also added a BadOnlineDates iPhone App for real-time “waiter-please-drown-me-in-the-soup-du-jour” play-by-plays. Sigh, luckily I’ve never had a date horrendous enough to post on BadOnlineDates.com. Well…not a lot, anyway. In addition to her IT-it-girl status at BadOnlineDates.com, Jennifer is also creator, director, and producer ofBad Date TV webisodes and the brand new Internet dating game show Dating in Disguise, author of dating details chronicle, Don’t Use My Sweater Like a Towel, writer for blogs at BadOnlineDates.com, Daily Dating Advice and Nerd Girls A Go Go. Here’s Jennifer’s take on keeping things innovative and entertaining in the tech world: RI: How many employees currently work at BadOnlineDates.com? JK: We have 8 people working right now. RI: Could you give us some background on BadOnlineDates.com? How did the idea get started? Who were the key players? JK: After I wrote [my] book, Don’t Use my Sweater Like a Towel, everyone was telling me… Read more here: Interview with Jennifer Kelton, CEO and Founder of BadOnlineDates.com: The Comedic Cupid of Cyberspace.

 Bad dates are a rite of passage welcoming you into adulthood with the condescending slap of reality. Jennifer Kelton, the Founder and CEO of BadOnlineDates.com, knows bad dates, but she also knows bad dates are a hilarious opportunity to bond over “you’ll-never-believe-what-this-schmuck/floozy-did” moments.

Jennifer used her entrepreneurial spirit and social media know-how to establish BadOnlineDates.com, an entertaining twist on the social networking site formula where users meet, laugh, and connect based on their shared bad date experiences – some of these stories are so funny, you’d think they weren’t real, but alas, such is the single life.

Jennifer recently revamped the technologies behind BadOnlineDates.com making it more interactive and entertaining than ever before. She also added a BadOnlineDates iPhone App for real-time “waiter-please-drown-me-in-the-soup-du-jour” play-by-plays.

Sigh, luckily I’ve never had a date horrendous enough to post on BadOnlineDates.com. Well…not a lot, anyway.

In addition to her IT-it-girl status at BadOnlineDates.com, Jennifer is also creator, director, and producer ofBad Date TV webisodes and the brand new Internet dating game show Dating in Disguise, author of dating details chronicle, Don’t Use My Sweater Like a Towel, writer for blogs at BadOnlineDates.com, Daily Dating Advice and Nerd Girls A Go Go.

Here’s Jennifer’s take on keeping things innovative and entertaining in the tech world:

RI: How many employees currently work at BadOnlineDates.com?

JK: We have 8 people working right now.

RI: Could you give us some background on BadOnlineDates.com? How did the idea get started? Who were the key players?

JK: After I wrote [my] book, Don’t Use my Sweater Like a Towel, everyone was telling me…

Read more here: Interview with Jennifer Kelton, CEO and Founder of BadOnlineDates.com: The Comedic Cupid of Cyberspace.