***IF THE APP DOES NOT OPEN, YOU NEED TO UPDATE YOUR PHONE/IPOD TO IOS 6***
StateFrame allows you to choose any of the 50 states including all the Hawaiian islands as well as Canadian provinces, and use it as a picture frame! When you choose a state, you can use the outline of the state as a picture. Great for sharing in Instagram, Facebook or Twitter! Use the hashtag #stateframe to showcase your photos in a pool of other StateFrame users!
Version 1.4
-Fixed Georgia (country) frame, because you know, Georgia the country is different from Georgia the state.
-Restore purchases button moved into settings, versus having it on the main page. It's like, "How often do I have to restore purchases?"
-4S and below users no longer shifts image into a weird area leaving the image completely different than what you had before. Why do phones do this? Who knows. So, we talked to "Who" and he fixed it for us.
What was awesome and new in 1.3
-Serious bug fixes. Seriously.
-Country frames (over 196 new frames available!) can now be purchased at the bottom of the screen. This means any and every country. There are some, however, that you may not be able to get into, but you could pretend you were there.
-Resized picture resolution to meet Instagram's requirements. Yes, we did it. We made it not look like someone used a camera from 2001.
-Vectorized all frames to greatly reduce jagged edges and weird looking straight lines. They looked really weird. Kind of like when you drink waaay to much coffee and try to draw straight lines.
-Ability to add more than one text layer. Add two! Add three! Rotate that text! Make it work for you!
-New fonts added (really cool and hip ones. The kind you see on really cool people's photos)
-Saving page has Small, Medium, Large button selection (and they actually work!)
-When choosing a picture, it will take you to Camera Albums instead of the Camera Roll.
contact [email protected] if you have any questions or if I have forgotten to add a certain country/spelling error/etc. Or if you really dislike the app and wish we wouldn't have chosen a name so close to an insurance company.
