Despite a lot of negative publicity surrounding the iPad 2's front and rear cameras (Walt Mossberg describes them as "mediocre"), there is no changing the fact that it is a blast to take pictures and instantly be able to view them on a bright ten-inch screen.
It has only been two weeks since the iPad 2's launch, but we found several new and updated apps that are making use of its cameras.
Evernote is a wonderful app for remembering things, and now it includes support for iPad 2's cameras
Evernote is a great iOS app, and now it's been updated to include compatibility with the iPad 2's cameras.
Evernote is an app for helping you remember just about anything. Using its built in categorizing tools and cloud-synchronization, you'll never lose track of an idea or receipt again.
Snap a picture, then add tags and add it to a "notebook" for later. Evernote even indexes text in pictures you've taken so you can search for them later on. Go download this app.
Price: free
Traveling with your iPad 2? Use Word Lens to translate signs
Updated March 22nd, Word Lens now includes iPad 2 compatibility so you can read signs in other languages on your 10 inch screen. Augmented reality looks incredible on the iPad's screen--this app is a definite crowd pleaser.
However, in our review, we found Word Lens to be useful but far from perfect.
Price: free, but language packs cost $9.99
Use Friendly Plus to post pictures on Facebook that you've just taken
Many App Store reviewers have lauded Friendly for being the best Facebook experience on the iPad.
Now, you can upload pictures you've taken on your iPad 2 while you're on the go to share will all your friends and family.
Price: $0.99
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