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Okidoki Photobooks 1.1.1 on iOS-Create and Receive Real-Life Photo Books

Middle Park, Australia – Middle Park, Australia – Middle Park, Australia – Ink & Paper App Co. today is pleased to introduce Okidoki Photobooks 1.0 for iOS, their app that allows users to design real-life, printed photo books on their iDevice, which they can then order and receive by mail. In this first of its kind application, users simply download the free app, and choose any photos from the photo stream on their device to add them to their Photobook. They may add captions and order books that will be completed in 4-5 days and mailed directly to their homes. Okidoki Photobooks are printed on top quality materials using state-of-the-art technology and, bound to last, they make wonderful, personalized gifts.

Feature Highlights:
* Easy to use, intuitive layout
* Add captions to describe pictures
* State-of-the-art printing technology and materials
* Books bound to last, shipped to user
* Printed and bound in 4-5 days
* Make fantastic, unique gifts
* Facebook and Instagram use coming soon

Okidoki Photobooks represents one of the first apps of its kind; while other applications exist for printing photos or for making solely digital photo books, Okidoki is the first to allow users to create Photobooks they can then order and receive delivered to their door in physical format. As more and more people use their devices as cameras, and go on to do editing and image processing their own work on their iPhone, Okidoki Photobooks provides the first opportunity for users to generate physical results of their efforts.

The application features an ease of use that comes from its straightforward operation. By simply tapping one of their projects, users can view a full layout of the pages and how the photos appear on them. A simple tap on one of the pages will allow them to zoom in and focus on that individual page. Users are also able to describe each picture with ease. And by simply tapping the “Add Text” button in the upper left hand corner of a page, they may create their own caption, which will appear in an elegant font at the bottom of the page.

The final product is shipped to the user quickly and efficiently. Books feature top quality digital printing using state-of-the-art technology. The covers are reliable card stock, while the inside pages have a satin finish for the best quality reproduction of the user’s pictures. The 20-page books are 130 mm x 180 mm and are bound to last with the latest in magazine binding technology. Users will find top-notch quality in their books, equal to that of the largest binding companies.

In future updates, users will be able to change the background colors of their Photobooks, and they will also be able to add stickers and experiment with new, personalized layouts. Integration on Facebook and Instagram, so they may share their creations, will be coming soon to the application, as well.

“Finally view your photography in quality print with this original application,” says Tim Lucke of Ink & Paper App Co. “Showcase your creations!”

Device Requirements:
* iPhone 3GS/4/4S, iPod touch (3rd/4th generation), and iPad 1/2/3
* Requires iOS 5.0 or later
* 3.2 MB

Pricing and Availability:
Okidoki Photobooks 1.0 is free and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Photo & Video category. Each book cost $14.99 AUD plus flat-rate $5.99 shipping to anywhere in the world.

Okidoki Photobooks 1.0
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Based in Melbourne, Australia, Ink & Paper App Co was founded by Tim Lucke in 2012 with the goal of bridging the gap between smartphone technology and traditional printing. Their aim is to make creating on mobile devices as simple as possible, while providing the best quality printed product at a reasonable price. They have partnered with a major print supplier in Australia to ensure that customers receive a top-notch product every time. Copyright (C) 2012 Ink & Paper App Co. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, and iPod 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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