Category: Android

View Your Dropbox Photos

PhotoMap can now find photos in your Dropbox cloud storage to visualize them on a map and to group them together with your local photos. Just select your Dropbox account in the settings and PhotoMap will start...

Accessing SD Cards and Cloud Storages

The new versions of EagleEye and PhotoMap support the Storage Access Framework that enables you to access (read and write) files on removable media (such as SD cards) and cloud storages. This feature is available...

Great Calendar View in PhotoMap

The new version (4.4) of PhotoMap comes with a new calendar view! Just select the “Calendar” option in the upper bar. View photos and logged locations by tapping on a day.

Photo Diary in PhotoMap

The new version of PhotoMap comes with a new diary function! Just select the ‘Diary’ option in the upper bar and tap on the white area of any day to start writing. View photos and logged...

EagleEye vs. PhotoMap

A lot of users have asked me what the difference is between EagleEye and PhotoMap. The apps are built on the same source code. EagleEye is supposed to be a replacement of the default gallery app. It’s made...

Export GPX and KML Files

The file formats GPX (GPS Exchange Format) and KML (Keyhole Markup Language) can be used to describe tracks and routes. Both formats can be exported by PhotoMap‘s geo logger. The exported files contain all...

Taking Photos in Bright Sunlight

The sun is important for photographs if natural light is needed. Sunshine Compass is a free app that calculates the sun positions of today and visualizes them in an amazing Augmented Reality view. It helps you finding...

Media Scanner Settings

The apps EagleEye, PhotoMap, and Make My Day are using the same integrated media scanner for searching for photos and video files. It’s not an easy task to do that on Android devices because there...