Magic Photo Kit

...so why is it needed to have all those fake rave reviews at the bottom of the list? Deleted two stars for the dishonesty. Mr. Developer: you have created a very fine program here. It did not need a "boost." You should have more confidence in your ability.

It's adequate compared to most similar apps. It's basically the same as Aviary (using the SDK). Tech support is non-existent. Try going to its support website.

This app has a grand total of 40 reviews, and ALL of them were made on just three days. On May 11th, there were 19 reviews.... 19! Even million-selling photo app like Camera+ don't get 19 reviews in a single day. And guess what? Every single review was 5-stars. Three days earlier, the app got 17 5-star reviews in a single day. And a few days before that, the app got 7 fake 5-star reviews in a single day, with such fabulously helpful and descriptive ratings as "Best app", "Amazing app", "Great app." Those are the FULL extent of the reviews, and they are all one after the other. But guess who else is just as guilty of fooling and conning consumers? That's right... The App Store itself. Where are the so-called Guardians of Fair Trade when a Developer so clearly is gaming the system? Where are the people hired to police this sort out outright fraud? They are nowhere to be found... as long as they get their cut of the action. Tim Cook came out as a homosexual last week and everyone praised him for being so bold. Hey Tim, how about you come out as a guy who actually cares about your customers? Instead of wearing a pink feather boa in the next Gay Pride parade, how about you show some pride for the business that was handed off to you by Steve Jobs? That would show more balls than even your partner sees when you wear your chaps.