Fhotoroom updated for both Windows Phone 7.x and 8, brings a many features like silent likes and UI

We always dig apps that become regular updates and support from their developers. I of those is Fhotoroom for Windows Telephone, which has been getting fairly regular updates since its inception. The latest update is for both Windows Telephone vii.x and 8 users and totally worth checking out. Details below.

Fhotoroom last saw an update in late August. That update brought a scattering of features, merely mainly brought a new camera interface, security updates, and more than. What's new in the latest version? Hither'due south what:

New Search Pages
New Tagging Back up
Silent Likes
New Welcome Screen
Salve Photographic camera Settings
New Loftier Res Icons
Major UI overhaul for more than focus on photo
Bug Fixes
Performance Increases across the board
Fixed Quotes and < > characters in comments
Website App Launcher (Windows Phone viii just)

Start off, this update is applicable for basically whatsoever Windows Telephone device you tin can think of. From Windows Phone 7.x devices with 256MB of RAM to Windows Telephone 8 devices with 2GB of RAM. Quite a feat from a development standpoint.

Fhotoroom is part editing software and part social network. Earlier this summer they passed the two million download mark, and so you're bound to find users with similar tastes as yourself.

Interested in trying out Fhotoroom for Windows Phone 7.x and viii? Head to the Windows Telephone Store and choice up your gratuitous copy. Otherwise hit up the QR code below or swipe to the right in our app.

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