GeniusHead app for iPhone and iPad


4.3 ( 3193 ratings )
Photo & Video Entertainment
Developer: Mention Mobile
0.99 USD
Current version: 1.0, last update: 7 years ago
First release : 06 Mar 2012
App size: 10.36 Mb

Genius Head has just gone FREE for limited time only!

Need to look book smart, but dont have any books? Have an evil plan to take over the world, but dont look like a genius? Worry no more! Look smart with Genius Head - the ultimate brain-enhancing photo app!

In this age of wire-rimmed glasses and really long words, we spend time, energy and money trying to impress one another by seeming smart. Why, a formal education alone takes hours of study, months of classes, and years of schooling!

Who has time for that?!

Introducing Genius Head, our brand new brain-swelling photo app! Our patented Intelligizer will expand your brain and grow your mind in a femtosecond! (Dont know what a femtosecond is? Dont worry! You will soon!) Genius Head has a googolplex of uses: Show everyone what a genius your baby really is! Transform your friends into Einsteins and your family into Vos Savants!

Genius Head is fast and simple to use - a real no-brainer.

Remember, an A+ on a test is temporary, but your Genius Head is forever. Put aside those gold stars and glasses and become a real Genius Head today!

Features:
+ Works with photos taken with your iPhone camera or from your photo library
+ The Intelligizer Process is fast and painless - no internet connection needed
+ Afterward, shake your iPhone to switch between your new gigantic Genius Head and your regular old head
+ Scroll through all your Genius Heads on the main page
+ Share your Genius Head with friends via e-mail, Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr
+ Download your Genius Head to your photo library
+ Once saved, send your Genius Head via MMS
+ Wed give you more instructions, but youre the one with the Genius Head. Youll figure it out!

Caution:
- Genius Head is not a substitute for a structured education and/or book clubs. Please stay in school.
- Genius Head really is forever [our engineers solved the Algernon quandary]. Redumbing is simply not possible at this point.