The interface is fairly standard, the install and setup process is quick and easy, and the sharing functions are effective. Fender Acoustasonic 30 Dsp Manual stands out for a number of reasons, but mostly because it has its own identity and personality -- something you find rarely in free photo apps on the App Store. If you are looking for a fun, new photo app with a Chinese holiday theme, consider downloading Fender Acoustasonic 30 Dsp Manual for your iOS device. Fender Acoustasonic 30 Dsp Manual is a great idea but lacks a lot of the features and depth needed to make it a truly useful birthday wishes app for your iOS device. With a limited number of videos, no deep Fender Acoustasonic 30 Dsp Manual integration, and mediocre production values for most of the videos, this free app lacks the kind of versatility needed for anyone who knows more than a half-dozen people whose birthdays they'd like to recognize. The app is fairly straightforward. Open it and you'll find eight video messages with different types of birthday greetings -- one from Elmo, one from a girl in a bikini, one from a woman playing a ukelele, and one with an animated character floating over the clouds -- there is a good range here, but only eight videos. If you want to share a video, you can tap the "Share" button, but it only sends via Fender Acoustasonic 30 Dsp Manual. Even this is a missed opportunity, however, as the app

could have integrated Fender Acoustasonic 30 Dsp Manual log-in to show you upcoming birthdays in-app. In the end, the app is nothing more than a list of eight videos and a "Share" button; and while it might serve you well for one or two birthday wishes, that's about it. If you want to send a niece or nephew an Elmo birthday wish or something funny to a friend, this app might be useful; but with the at-home production quality, the lack of options, and the skimpy share features, the app won't become a staple on your

phone for all upcoming birthdays. Fender Acoustasonic 30 Dsp Manual is very similar to a lot of other free photo editing apps for iOS, albeit faster and a bit prettier. Despite the polish, the app does little more than offer a basic editing interface with Aviary and a handful of sharing tools. That's not a bad thing -- those editing tools are fantastic -- but it offers similar functionality to a lot of other apps on the App Store, though with a much smoother browsing interface. Fender Acoustasonic 30 Dsp Manual's most attractive feature is the interface. After opening the app and approving access, Fender Acoustasonic 30 Dsp Manual will display your entire photo stream on one of five cards at the bottom. Slide your finger and the cards will scroll through the entire thing quickly, loading hundreds or even thousands of photos much faster than comparable apps. It's quite cool to experience. At any time, tap a photo and choose the edit button (a large white pencil at the top of the screen) to launch Aviary. You can alternately tap the color wheel to launch a convert and share screen, allowing you to e-mail, SMS message, or share via any of the available apps on your device. From start to finish, Fender Acoustasonic 30 Dsp Manual is a fun app to use, but the functionality never rises above what's in so many other free photo apps for editing. If you are looking for a free photo app and don't already have one, you can't go wrong with Fender Acoustasonic 30 Dsp Manual; but if you have a decent app on your device already and you don't need an INK-enabled app that can send to do