Once you have taken your picture, you will be brought back to the main menu where you can then add a Title and a Message to the image. You can also tag the photo however, the only tag available at this time is Private. Next, you can add the geolocation to your Photo. To do this, just tap the GeoLoc option. It will locate you and then it will show your latitude/longitude coordinates. There is also a Settings button where you can enter your Key. Once you have everything the way you would like it, tap Post. Your photo will then show up on geoplaces.appspot.com. The pictures you take in BeenThere will not show up in your Camera Roll.

Honestly, I’m not big on website (geoplaces.appspot.com). On the website, you are able to view the images that are being uploaded, see a map of where the images are geotagged from, select and image and see all of it’s information. But, it doesn’t seem to work properly, I’m not sure if the website is not working or if you have to sign into your Google account in order to view most of it. BeenThere is available through the Trivalware source.

The Post option is where you are able to add your own post to PhoneZap. Just select Take a Picture. From here, you can either take a picture or select a photo out of your Camera Roll by tapping on the Elmo icon in the center of the menu bar. After you select ok, you can then add a Message to your photo and/or your location. Once all your information is entered, select Post. It will then be posted to the live stream of photos.

Another option is Messages. However, this option is a little glitchy for me and I cannot get it to work properly. One time when I posted a new message the app closed, another time it froze and another time it looked like it was going to post and then the screen went black on the top and then had glitchy messages at the bottom.

The Prefs option is where you set-up your User profile. In the preferences you can add your location, email address, a little something about yourself, a profile picture, choose whether you want SMS alerts when you receive comments or replies, the ability to turn on/off Hi Resolution photos and the option to Logout.

The Ringtones option allows you to create ringtones from the songs in your iPod. Once you are in the Ringtones option, just select an artist, an album and then a song. From here you select the time in which you would like the ringtone to start. It doesn’t play the song live so, you will have to know the exact time you would like the ringtone to start before you go to create it with this app. You can then choose the length of the ringtone. Once you have have all of the information entered just tap Test to hear what the ringtone will sound like. If you like it, tap Save. The ringtone will be added to the rest of the ringtones on your iPhone. However, when I created a ringtone and set it as the ringtone for one of my contacts, it did not play when they called. When I tested the ringtone in PhoneZap is played just fine and when I selected it as the ringtone for the contact it played the preview just fine as well. But, when the person called, it just rang with the Marimba ringtone and not the one I created. So, I tried it again with a different song and this time my iPhone didn’t ring at all when Doug called. So, I changed the ringtone back to Marimba and everything worked just fine. This app is still in beta so hopefully the next update will address this bug. PhoneZap is available through the AppTapp source.