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Great app for the iPhone
(13) | 04/02/2014 | A great application that rotates the iPhone with the help of vibration and pulls panoramas, παρουσίασε ο Γάλλος προγραμματιστής Βrunο Francοis στην εκπομπή “Shark Tank”. Investors of the broadcast, offering financing to young entrepreneurs, They were left stunned by the presentation and Francois went to finance 500.000 USD! The application of the de (the Cycloramic as called), within hours of viewing the show counted 600.000 downloads in App Store.
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