An amazing new design tool for the iPhone

I love my iPhone. I am more happy with it than some other digital device I've ever owned. I had been an iPhone fan for more than a 12 months, so that is no honeymoon. Every digital breakthrough because the wireless radio has promised to make lifestyles less complicated. So a long way as I'm concerned, the iPhone is the first such tool to supply on that promise.

I use it for the whole thing and I've ready mine with everything from a plumb bob to a line level to a carpenter's calculator to a metric converter to an Italian phrasebook. The iPhone has modified how I navigate and modified my complete relationship with the data age. If it's not already apparent, I am a huge fan.

Well, I'm about to turn out to be a fair larger fan. On June first, the iTunes App save is rolling out a brand new, unfastened application referred to as ColorCapture Ben. This app changed into advanced by way of Benjamin Moore Paints and ColorCapture Ben will permit me to take a picture with my smartphone, then zoom in on any part of that picture and color match the photographed object to any individual of Benjamin Moore's 3,300 paint colors. Unbelievable.