App Shopper: Get Cool! 〜Feel 2℃ cooler〜 (Lifestyle)

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Oct 31 '12	$.99 -> $3.99
Sep 18 '12	$3.99 -> $.99
Nov 10 '11	Version 1.1
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Jun 10 '11	New App: $2.99, v1.0

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Get Cool! 〜Feel 2℃ cooler〜

iOS Universal

Cool photos with full air conditioning power

Anytime you feel hot with high temperature or with high tension in your heart, look and feel cooler with this cool photo album with full air conditioning power.

Cool breeze, water spray or even negative air ion are about to coming from photos.
Make your heart cooler by 2℃. This program shows cool photos separately in vertical long or horizontal long screens. Vertical long photos, such like water falls, appear in full vertical screen, and horizontal long photos like rivers, full horizontal screen.
Before starting the slide show, set the screen direction, vertical or horizontal. You can adjust the intervals of slide show, and can choose the background music from various selections to meet your feeling. You can cut off the music also.
All photos can be shown as wallpaper for your iPhone or iPad. Customize your devises much cooler.
Main features
-You can choose the direction of the photos, vertical or horizontal, with full screen display. Each photos, for vertical and horizontal, are different scenes.

-You can get information about the place or time of the photos touching to the screen. -You can choose “automatic slide show” or “manual slide show”. You can also search favorite picture from thumbnail.
-You can adjust the interval of the slide show. -You can switch on/off the background music.
-You can select the music from three. -You can choose your favorite cool photo as wallpaper. You can use it in both home and lock screen. Photographed by Yoshio Kawashima
He was born in Saitama-Prefecture in 1950. He had interest in pictures especially in landscape pictures since he was in junior high school. He graduated from the Department of Photography in Tokyo Polytechnic University in 1978. After working several years in a commercial photo studio, he started his carrier as a free photographer. He is active in various fields especially in nature landscape photos of Shinshu and Nippon Alps. Produced by Toshikazu Hibino
Designed by Yukio Okazaki
Directed by Slowtime Design Inc., a company providing “Mattari” or slow life to the world