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软件大小： 119 MB
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Photomyne LTD
软件语言： 简体中文
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这款免费的应用程序提供了Photomyne所具备的体验。可创建多达3个相册，最多可保存10张扫描的照片到您的设备。Photomyne是将图片转换为实时数字记录最快、最简单的方式，且可与他人分享。下载这款神奇、强大的扫描装置，内置最尖端AI技术。想要了解所有的照片扫描功能，您首先需要：* 单次扫描多张模拟照片* 照片扫描仪自动检测图像边界，自动旋转横向图片，剪裁并保存至数字相册。* 编辑照片——添加它们的故事（描述、年份、位置和名称）* 应用一个可用的筛选器* 可通过电子邮件、短信等方式随心分享照片* 和另一个 Photomyne 用户分享整个相册* 探索发现——为其他Photomyne用户的照片和他们的故事的视觉历史你需要申请一个Photomyne帐户（内置程序订阅）来解锁更多的功能。了解更多，请访问：photomyne.com 版本 8.1 中的新功能
>> iPad用户, 这款很适合你! Photomyne最新更新为iPad用户提供了无缝的应用体验。为iPad屏幕完美定制了扫描、编辑、保存和分享照片的功能——快来体验>> 增强扫描功能，现在扫描照片时可自动旋转和剪裁照片边缘
照片扫描仪Lite这款应用的简体中文版本用起来就是舒服
照片扫描仪Lite设计很合理，很好，照片扫描仪Lite有多种功能，而且界面好看不单调
照片扫描仪Lite这个可以说是目前遇到的比较好的了，希望继续一路往前～
虽然照片扫描仪Lite在同类中不是最有名的，但是我用着最顺手
在我用过的摄影录像应用里，照片扫描仪Lite虽然不是同类软件最好的，但是绝对能满足你的需求
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Photomyne照片扫描仪ios版 V8.1最新版
下载帮助西西破解版软件均来自互联网, 如有侵犯您的版权, 请与我们联系。Photomyne Scans All Your Old Photo Albums Into Slick Digital Creations
By Lisa Shmulyan, NoCamels
Most of us cherish our old family photo albums, however many of our priceless memories and Kodak moments are typically stuffed in the back of attics – barely accessible and almost forgotten.Now, Israeli app Photomyne is helping people preserve their old photos by swiftly digitizing them and storing them in mobile archives and on the “cloud.”SEE ALSO: Founded in 2014,
has so far raised $2.6 million and is approaching 1 million downloads (for the $4.99 paid version and the free one, combined).Scanning a batch of photos at a time Photomyne simplifies the process of digitizing old photos by allowing users to scan multiple photos in a single shot. This means that users can flip through pages of their family photo albums and digitize the photos much more swiftly than if they scanned them without using the app. The app also auto-crops and color-enhances the scanned photos.The user can arrange the scanned photos into digital albums or by year. Photomyne’s cloud backup saves both cropped and original photos, along with the details the user assigned to them on the app – such as description, location, and tagged friends.In addition, Photomyne has a “discover” feature, an Instagram-like feed of photos shared with the Photomyne community, through which members can view photos dating back to the 19th century!SEE ALSO: The
– currently available for iOS devices – also allows users to post the scanned photos on Facebook, with the original date, to fill the chronological gap between their birth date and when they joined Facebook.
Unlimited album spaceThe free version of the app allows users to scan an unlimited amount of photos on one album. The paid version, which requires a one-time payment of $4.99, allows users to fully unleash a range of capabilities, including unlimited scanning and album space.With both versions, there is a premium option for a $12 annual subscription, which unlocks unlimited storage and backup, and allows users to sync and share scanned photos with other devices.Some of the competing apps on the market include Unfade, for $4.99, and Heirloom, other apps offer variations on similar services for photo digitization. Of course, one can also manually snap photos of their old pictures using a smartphone one picture at a time.Preserving memories from past decades for generations to comeAccording to Yair Segalovitz, co-founder and CFO of Photomyne, the idea for the app came after he had searched for a way to preserve his own photo albums. With young children at home, he wanted to find a way “to preserve our family’s history,” he tells NoCamels.Preserving memories from past decades for future generations, Segalovitz believes that Photomyne could become “the largest digital archive of people’s histories. A unique place where people can share photos with others, but also discover treasures relating to their families.”Photomyne was founded by Natalie Verter, Omer Shoor, Nir Tzemah and Yair Segalovitz.Photos and video:
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yesterday.
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Israel’s Intuition Robotics Wins Top Award at CES2018
January 8, 2018 | Israeli startup
which made headlines in 2017 for its , an AI-powered robot companion meant to improve the lives of the aging population, has been named the Best of Innovation Winner in the smart home category at the annual CES conference in Las Vegas. The small tabletop robot helps the elderly connect to the outside world and keep active and engaged. ElliQ can suggest content to watch, give reminders about appointments, and set up chats with friends, among other functions. CEO and co-founder of Intuition Robotics, Dor Skuler, said in a statement: “We are honored to see the industry recognize the collaborative work we have done with older adults in awarding our product, ElliQ, the CES Best of Innovation Honoree award in the highly competitive Smart Home category.” Founded in 2015 by Skuler, Itai Mendelsohn, and Roy Amir, the company raised over $20 million in 2017, including $14 million from Toyota AI Ventures, the investment arm of the Japanese auto giant. Last summer, the Ramat Gan-based company opened an office in San Francisco as it looked to recruit staff and ramp up testing of its product.
SuperMeat To Use $3M Investment To Continue Its Lab-Grown Chicken
January 7, 2018 | , an Israeli food tech startup developing chicken meat inside a lab, has raised $3 million in seed funding,
last week. Participating in the investment are private venture capital fund New Crop Capital and venture capital fund Stray Dog Capital. SuperMeat also has an investment from PHW, a German-based poultry producer, and marketer. SuperMeat CEO and co-founder Ido Savir said PHW’s investment “is proof that the food industry is ready to embrace new technology, specifically in enabling food production to further scale and in a more sustainable way,” according to TechCrunch. Founded in 2015, SuperMeat is developing a technology to create ‘clean meat’ in a safe and controlled environment outside of an animal’s body with the idea that it will “revolutionize the meat industry” and “secure a better future for humans and animals alike.”&
Israel To Boost Manufacturing Sector With $300M Investment
January 7, 2018 | Israel’s Finance Ministry said last week that it plans to invest some 1.5 billion shekels (roughly $333 million) over the coming years to boost the country’s manufacturing sector in order to increase competitiveness, . The ministry’s director general, Shai Babad, “recommended allocating 675 million shekels towards research and development and technological innovation, 365 million shekels to increasing skilled manpower and 110 million shekels to removing regulatory barriers,” according to the report. “The plan … will help provide the tools for traditional industry to improve human capital and productivity while adopting new technologies,” Babad was quoted as saying. In addition, the Israel Innovation Authority and the Ministry of Economy said last week that their budget for traditional industry would increase from 85 million shekels (over $24 million) in 2016 to 125 million shekels (over $36 million) in 2018.
Forbes To Hold First-Ever Under 30 Summit Global in Israel
January 5, 2018 | US business magazine Forbes announced this week that it will be holding its upcoming Forbes Under 30 Summit Global in Israel for the first time. The summit will take place in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem from May 6-9, 2018. The conference will host the “greatest young entrepreneurs and disruptors from all around the world in Israel to foster game-changing ideas and collaborations,” according to the event site, and will bring together approximately 800 people from previous the Under 30 Summit in the US and regional summits based in Asia, Europe and the Mideast and Africa. : “We’re thrilled to pull the best of the best young entrepreneurs and gamechangers from Asia, Europe, the US, Africa and the Middle East. This summit represents a true crossroads, a meeting of people who will help run every field in every country for the next half-century.”
IDF Reveals Field Intelligence Unit Based On Tech, Data Science
January 4, 2018 | The
(IDF) has formally announced its Unit 3060, an Intelligence Corps unit that had secretly formed in September 2014 through the merging of field intelligence technology units, according to various
According to the , the Unit is comprised of about 400 soldiers who specialize in technology-focused fields. It’s mission, according to JPost, is to “use modern data science for operational and visual intelligence for commanders and intelligence officers to increase the combat effectiveness of the IDF.” Half of these soldiers are career soldiers, and other half are enlisted compulsorily. The unit has a heavy focus on big data, with as much intelligence processed and presented, as possible. The unit is made up of 75 percent men and 25 percent women, JPost reports. The Unit, which reports to the head of Military Intelligence, is sometimes called the “Purple Unit” because of its fusion of blue representing the IDF and red representing the enemy, through their system built to serve intelligence officers in the field. Globes reports that the unit has a data science lab, collaborates with academia and high-tech companies, and have included various tech specialists from other parts of the army.
Israeli Life Sciences VC Firm Pontifax Raises $240M
January 4, 2018| Israeli-based life sciences venture capital firm Pontifax has raised $240 million in a new fund, , which obtained an internal document from the company. “It is expected
Pontifax will invest the fund in the pharmaceutical industry,” Calcalist reports. This is the fifth fund for Pontifax, a company which closed $175 million 2016, the report said citing the presentation. Herzliya-based firm Pontifax, a VC group that specializes in investments in incubation, seed or startups related to life science and pharmaceutical firms, was established in 2004. The firm currently has roughly 60 companies in its portfolio, including Kite Pharma, a cancer treatment company sold to Gilead Sciences in August for almost $12 billion, and ReWalk, a bionic walking assistance system developed in Israel. It is said to have $350 million in assets, according to Calcalist. The VC fund is taking part in
between Chinese pharmaceutical firm WuXi AppTec and Merck Serono to set up a biotech/pharma incubator in Israel in early 2018.
Israel’s El Al Airlines Will Begin Nonstop Flights to San Francisco
January 3, 2018 | , Israel’s national airline, announced it will begin nonstop flights between Tel Aviv and San Francisco later in the year, according to . The carrier said it will begin flying the route three times a week with the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft acquired by the company in August 2017. The San Francisco Airport is also about 30 minutes by car from Silicon Valley, home of many of the world’s largest technology companies including Apple, Cisco, Google Intel, and HP. Silicon Valley is in the southern part of the San Francisco Bay area in Northern California. “San Francisco is an important strategic city for El Al. Our target is to take the business segment,” El Al chief executive David Maimon said. El Al began to receive a delivery of 16 new 787 aircraft to replace its current long-haul fleet. The aircraft will continue to be delivered through 2020. Reuters says the company is “facing increased competition from low-cost carriers” including United Airlines, which began flights between the two cities in 2016. In November, the carrier began nonstop flights to Miami from Ben Gurion Airport.
Israel Signs New Aviation Deals With 10 Countries
January 3, 2018 | Israel’s Ministry of Transport signed new aviation agreements with 10 countries, inaugurating new air routes with Brazil and Chile and expanding direct flights with a number of countries including China, Canada, and Jordan, . New agreements were also signed last month during the annual conference of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in Sri Lanka with Switzerland, the UK, Vietnam, Uganda, Tanzania, Jordan and the Dominican Republic. According to the report, Israel was engaging in talks with Laos and Rwanda for similar agreements.
Poalim Bank, IAI To Collaborate On Blockchain Technology
January 3, 2018 | Israel’s Poalim Bank and the country’s prime aerospace and aviation manufacturer
(IAI) announced they will team up to collaborate on using blockchain technology to create innovative cyber solutions. Joint research by the two companies will look at how blockchain, the technology behind cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, can be used to develop cybersecurity solutions such as “the secure transmission of information between services and supply chains, user authentication, critical devices, and elements that run with no human intervention and additional solutions for the cyber challenges in a hyper-connected world,” an IAI statement read. The two companies will investigate the use of blockchain for secure management and transfer of their information within their own systems and between customers/partners. IAI said it hopes to develop top-notch cybersecurity tech for military and civilian systems that are part of its cyber operations.
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