Microsoft offers free image-browsing app for iPhone

Seadragon Mobile is Microsoft's first iPhone app

By Eric Lai

December 15, 2008 12:00 PM ET

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Microsoft is expected to release a voice-recognition application for the iPhone next year, according to TechFlash.

Besides zooming in and out of single images, Seadragon is meant to enable users to browse and zoom in and out of a set of images stitched together via Microsoft's Photosynth technology.

However, Microsoft said the Photosynth feature broke after Seadragon was uploaded to the App Store.

Microsoft said it has developed a fix.

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