PicFrame 3

A new update for PicFrame has been released today.

Full resolution saving for iPhone 4S
Apply effects to individual photos (double tap a photo)
Frames are now fully adjustable, tweak each area of the frame by dragging the borders that separate them
Easily move photos to different areas by drag and drop (touch a photo until it pops out then drag and drop into another area)
Easy rotate/mirror controls (double tap a photo)
2 new frames
20 new patterns
15 new label fonts
New help screens to walk you through the app
More resolution options when saving and sharing

You can find out more about PicFrame [here](/picframe/ "PicFrame") or view it in the App Store [here](http://itunes.apple.com/app/id433398108?mt=8).

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