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Ford Develops Flex – Photoshop-Like iPhone Tool

Ford Motor Company has just announced the availability of a new iPhone application called Flex and available as a free download on Apple's App Store. Flex is actually a mini-Photoshop software that lets you edit photographs and apply a series of filters just like the graphics editing Windows/Mac OS X application built by Adobe. The iPhone tool was developed with the help of software company Tao Agency and requires at least the 2.1 version of iPhone software.

“Flex consumers love new technology, and we know that a lot of them have iPhones, so we wanted to offer them a free application that is both a cool and useful tool. There are only a handful of applications out there that provide users with these unique filters, and ours is free,” said Usha Raghavachari, Ford Crossover marketing communications manager.

Since the photo editing iPhone application has no connection with the American carmaker, Ford requested a special “Locate the Flex” features that allows iPhone owners locate the nearest Ford dealer by using the downloadable software.

Unfortunately for iPhone fans who'd like to do a bit more advanced photo editing, Flex Photo includes a limited number of filters that could be applied on a certain photo:

1. Kaleidoscope: Tilt, twist or touch your iPhone to change photo patterns and colors.
2. Brightness/Contrast: Touch up or down to adjust brightness; left or right for contrast.
3. Hue/Saturation: Touch up or down to adjust hue; left or right for saturation.
4. Electric Lines: Touch to draw intense glowing lines on your photo.
5. Spot Burner: Touch to darken, or burn, select areas of your photo.
6. Spot Lighter: Touch to lighten select areas of your photo.

If you want more information about the software or you want to give it a try, here's the direct link to the Apple iPhone Application Store.

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About the author: Bogdan Popa
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Bogdan keeps an eye on how technology is taking over the car world. His long-term goals are buying an 18-wheeler because he needs more space for his kid’s toys, and convincing Google and Apple that Android Auto and CarPlay deserve at least as much attention as their phones.
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