A Moju Labs Mobile App is a Cross Between Picture and Video Sharing Apps
Alyson Wyers — May 15, 2014 — Tech
A new smartphone application is looking to strike the perfect balance between photo sharing and video sharing apps. From Moju Labs, the Moju app adds motion to static images by turning a phone from left to right. Users can shoot and share their posts as well.
Based out of Palo Alto, California, Moju Labs is debuting their first app. The iPhone app lets users shoot up to 24 individual frames of one thing, then turns it into a single animated picture that moves when you twist your mobile device, similar to a hologram. A cross between Instagram and Vine, Mojus are not your standard video sharing apps.
To create a Moju, the user simply launches the app and takes up to 24 photos. They can also be spaced out over time to create a time lapse effect.
Based out of Palo Alto, California, Moju Labs is debuting their first app. The iPhone app lets users shoot up to 24 individual frames of one thing, then turns it into a single animated picture that moves when you twist your mobile device, similar to a hologram. A cross between Instagram and Vine, Mojus are not your standard video sharing apps.
To create a Moju, the user simply launches the app and takes up to 24 photos. They can also be spaced out over time to create a time lapse effect.
Trend Themes
1. Motion-enhanced Photo Sharing - The trend of integrating motion into static images is disrupting the photo sharing industry, creating immersive and engaging experiences for users.
2. Hybrid Picture-video Apps - The rise of apps that combine the features of both photo and video sharing platforms opens up new possibilities for creative expression and storytelling.
3. Interactive Visual Experiences - The demand for apps that allow users to interact with visual content through gestures and movements is driving the development of innovative sharing platforms.
Industry Implications
1. Mobile App Development - The mobile app development industry has the opportunity to capitalize on the trend of motion-enhanced photo sharing by creating new apps with immersive features.
2. Social Media - Social media platforms can incorporate the concept of hybrid picture-video apps to enhance user engagement and offer unique sharing experiences.
3. AR/VR Technology - The AR/VR technology industry can explore the potential of interactive visual experiences to create captivating virtual environments and simulations.
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