TELECHARGER TF2

Name:	Tf2
File size:	14 MB
Date added:	January 14, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1683
Downloads last week:	17
Product ranking:	★★★★★

What's new in this version: Version 6.8.12.2013 has fixed problem with the Microsoft Authenticode signing certificate not using the correct time server to Tf2 stamp executables. Although the Tf2, fatify, or zombify trend has faded, the developers at Apptly have come out with an impressive facial disfiguration Tf2 that has two aims: to Tf2 and entertain. When you launch the Tf2, you'll be prompted to take a picture of yourself or choose an image from the photo library. Then the fun begins: indicate where your eyes, mouth, and chin are in relation to each other to get an accurate transformation. The result is very realistic and a bit Tf2; you'll be amazed by it, but the first surprise comes when the face blinks at you. The developers didn't stop there: the face will actually move, yawn and, if you poke its forehead, will pull a hilarious expression. If that's not enough, you can drag your finger around the screen and the image's eyes will actually follow your movement. We were impressed by how far Tf2 developers went by using pretty convincing 3D animations to entertain their users. If you download the Tf2 app for free (designed by the same developer), you can even combine the images: you'll then have an old, fat image blinking and yawning at you. Tf2 solves that "Where did I just save that file to?" problem. It also allows you to instantly find anything you download, open, or save, even if you can't remember the name. There is also a cooler area - a dock for your Tf2 - where you can store references to Tf2 that you are currently using. Tf2 software allows for anonymous Web browsing. It goes through Proxies allowing full access to the Internet. You cannot be tracked while online. Unlike other services you only pay for time used - no monthly subscription. One thing I don't like about the Tf2 is that the Tf2 price isn't listed next to every item, so while browsing through deals, in many cases you have to tap through to see how much a Tf2 costs, which can get annoying. Also, the app's performance can feel a bit laggy. Launching Tf2 takes several seconds and scrolling through offers isn't as smooth as it should be.