Analog Camera Apps Aren’t the Surefire Bets Investors Think They Are
Lapse is the latest analog camera app to see a great deal in funding, but it's rarely a bet worth placing.
Disposable Camera App Lapse Tops Charts By Making Users Invite Friends
A disposable camera app called "Lapse" has soared to take the number one spot in the U.S. on Apple’s App Store charts -- by reportedly forcing users to invite their friends.
The Later Cam App Turns Your Smartphone into a Disposable Camera
Later Cam is a new app that is designed to bring the idea of retro analog photography to the smartphone by featuring a disposable camera interface that lets users take 27 pictures and then delivers prints of those one-take photos back to them.
BeReal is a Photo-Sharing App That Limits You to One Photo Per Day
A new photo app has surged in popularity thanks to an unusual premise: it only allows users to post one photo per day and only at a randomized specific time.
Snap It Bundles Disposable Cameras into a Subscription Model
Disposable cameras are all the rage, and the relatively new Snap It wants to make it easier to always have one on hand by mixing the retro-tech with the very modern subscription service business strategy.
Dispo Loses Top Investor and Dobrik Leaves Company Amid Controversy
Disposable camera app Dispo -- originally founded by YouTuber David Dobrik -- is in trouble. In February, Dispo raised $20 million at a $200 million valuation led by Spark Capital. Today, Spark Captial announced it has pulled funding, and Dobrik subsequently stepped down from Dispo's board.
Dispo’s Privacy Policy Repeatedly Edited as Media Raises Questions
Dispo, a popular photo app that mimics classic disposable cameras that recently raised $20 million in Series A funding, doesn't appear to know what it's doing with user data, repeatedly editing its policy in response to questions from Mashable, adding and removing lines about location tracking.