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вЂ“ Prepare tracks on the road вЂ“ all meta data (tempo, beatgrids, cue points etc.) in TRAKTOR DJ syncs with TRAKTOR PRO DJ software*

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вЂ“ Familiar DJ mixer layout with crossfader plus line faders, 3-band EQ and filter on each channel вЂ“ 8 built-in pro DJ effects, including Reverb, Delay and dramatic glitch effects like BeatMasher вЂ“ Innovative Notification Center gives you in-app access to essential tips and undiscovered techniques вЂ“ Automatic tempo and key detection plus BPM sync for super-smooth mixing вЂ“ Intelligent browser recommends songs based on compatible tempo and key вЂ“ Stylish waveform display allows for simple looping and ultra-tight scratching вЂ“ Direct access to your iTunes music library from TRAKTOR DJ вЂ“ Touch the groove using familiar iPad gestures like swiping and pinching

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вЂ“ Revolutionary DJ app by Native Instruments вЂ“ makers of the leading pro DJ software

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While you wonвЂ™t get onscreen platters with this app like many other DJ apps, NI allows users to pinch and swipe the waveform on the deck itself вЂњfor simple looping and ultra-tight scratching.вЂќ A full list of features below: For those familiar with the Traktor 2 Mac app, the iPad app provides you with a scaled back UI that offers two decks, 8 built-in effects, and the ability to record and share mixes. Traktor DJ: Native Instruments, the company behind the massively popular Traktor DJ software and other well-known audio production tools, today released an iPad app dubbed Traktor DJ.

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Flickr is currently integrated into OS X and Apple TV software.ДЄs always, weвЂ™ll be updating the list below with more apps and updates as they continue to hit the App Store today: Oh, and weвЂ™ve heard there will be some even bigger things coming up from Yahoo/Flickr for iOS users next month. Flickr users will never have to worry about running out of space.ДЎTB is вЂњI no longer have to think about where to store photos,вЂќ and full res quality means no compromise. ThatвЂ™s enough for a lifetime of photos - more than 500,000 original, full-resolution, pixel-perfect, brilliant photos. So weвЂ™re also giving our Flickr users one terabyte of space - for free. When it comes to photography, technology and its limits shouldnвЂ™t hinder the experience. Today, weвЂ™re thrilled to take Flickr even further with a beautiful, completely re-imagined experience that puts photos front and center. Since 2005, Flickr has become synonymous with inspiring imagery. Collecting these moments is a part of our everyday. Photos tell the stories - stories weвЂ™re inspired to relive, share with our friends, or capture simply to express ourselves. Yahoo CEO Marissa MayerвЂ™s Tumblr (that was quick!) post on the matter: IвЂ™ve been doing this for years, and it works incredibly well today, itвЂ™s actually better than at any time in the past, thanks to recentВ iPhone and iPad hardware improvements.В This newВ How-To guide will walk you through everything youвЂ™ll need to know to use your iPhone or iPad as a photo editing and sharing station, looking atВ photo transferring accessories,В editing software, andВ sharing optionsвЂ¦ДЄll of a sudden Flickr is back. You probably come back home, transfer your photos to your computer, then edit and share them with AdobeвЂ™s Photoshop Lightroom or one of AppleвЂ™s three photo management apps - iPhoto, Aperture, or the beta version of Photos.ДЇor around $30, your iPhone or iPad can change the way you shoot, edit, and share photos.В Using the right accessories and apps, you can easily publishВ DSLR-quality photos a minute after snapping them.

If you shoot photos with aВ DSLR or point-and-shoot camera, you probably arenвЂ™t sending images directly to the Internet from the camera itself.

WhileВ the cameras in phonesВ continue to improve every year, theyвЂ™re notВ the best tools for photography - theyвЂ™re just the ones most people carry with them all the time. Despite the iPhoneвЂ™s undeniable popularity, over 90% of photographers are using other cameras: Canon hasВ aВ 13.4% share, Nikon 9.3%, Samsung 5.6%, and Sony 4.2%, with tons of other brands following close behind. AppleвЂ™s iPhones became FlickrвЂ™s most popular camera phones in 2008 and most popularВ cameras overall soon thereafter, but even now,В iPhones constituteВ only 9.6% of the photo-sharing siteвЂ™s userbase.