koikoi.biz Releases a new 3D stereogram App with Human Theme
koikoi.biz has released 3D stereogram, a new app that uses human theme in its application, unlike other such applications that generally uses objects and scenery as themes. Consequently, this stereogram makes it easy for users to experience an amazing three dimensional feeling that is unique and significantly different from other types of stereogram. Users are finding the pinch-in and pinch-out function a highly convenient way reduce or expand the pictures easily.
Takasago, Tokyo – koikoi.biz, an iPhone app production and sales portal develops a new entertainment portal.
koikoi.biz has released 3D stereogram, a new app that uses human theme in its application, unlike other such applications that generally uses objects and scenery as themes. Consequently, this stereogram makes it easy for users to experience an amazing three dimensional feeling that is unique and significantly different from other types of stereogram.
According to the developers, by intensely focusing on an object, the pictures will appear as a 3D image. This is the concept that a stereogram works on.
“We have created something that beats the conventional notion of 3D images by using human images instead of predictable objects and scenery,” says the app developer at koikoi.biz. “The early success of 3D stereogram shows we have got our concept and features spot on.”
The 3D stereogram human has a host of user-friendly features including a simple brightness regulating function to suit the user's vision convenience Users are finding the pinch-in and pinch-out function a highly convenient way reduce or expand the pictures easily. The developers have also added a feature that helps users change the size of the image automatically to match their needs.
The app comes with a handy bookmark function for easily retrieving the favorite pictures at user's convenience. There are parallel and cross-eyed methods available for viewing the 3D images supported by a screen that provides explanation of the parallel method with appropriate images to make it easy for users to handle the app expertly. The slide show function of the app gives with full screen visibility, enhancing user experience significantly.
The developers have made it easy for users to access a list of pictures by simply touching or clicking the 3D stereogram. The pictures appear in the Parallel View mode at first which can be changed to Cross-Eyed view mode by clicking on the appropriate tab. Users are appreciative of the fact that the app delivers an exciting 3D experience without having to use any special 3D eyewear. When downloaded on an iPad, they can enjoy a bigger and even more beautiful visual experience in three dimension.
According to koikoi.biz, the app is already gaining in popularity in most of the 148 countries where it is currently available and is among the top 25 overall downloaded apps in Japan.
Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPod touch and iPad
* Requires iOS 4.3 or later
* This app is optimized for iPhone 5
* Size: 15.7 MB
* Available in English and Japanese languages
Pricing and Availability:
3D stereogram Human is $0.99 USD and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Entertainment category.
koikoi.biz: http://koikoi.biz/
Purchase and Download: https://itunes.apple.com/app/3d-stereogram-human/id640999250
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koikoi.biz is an iPhone app production and marketing company located in Takasago, Japan. Established on Nov 15, 1993, it offers various apps such as 3D visual recovery and Sleep app. Copyright (C) 2013 koikoi.biz. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPad, iPad mini, iPod touch, and Mac are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries. Other trademarks and registered trademarks may be the property of their respective owners.
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