Personalize your ZX Flux with Photo Print

Adidas has posted a short video on Instagram which showcases different colors of the ZX Flux that’s made possible through the company’s proprietary app called Photo Print.

In a nutshell, Adidas’ Photo Print app will allow users to pick a photo they’ve posted on Instagram, whether that be the food they ate or the place they went to, and apply it on their custom-made ZX Flux.

And to showcase what their app can do to add more flavor to the pair of trainers, they’ve posted a 15-seconds-long video (seen below) on the popular photo-sharing website for all the world to see.

According to the company, the Photo-print app will debut in August and will be available on iTunes App Store and Google Play Store. Hopefully though the app, as well as the service, will be available locally so that we can also join in on the act.

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Ronnie Bulaong

This article was written by Ronnie Bulaong, a special features contributor and correspondent for YugaTech. Follow him on Twitter @turonbulaong.

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2 Comments

abuzalzal says:

11 years ago

Hopefully, this will be made locally as well. Can’t wait to install this app in my Cherry Mobile phone. I’m so excited!,, yeahhh! HAHAHAHAHAHA LOL
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Rainbow Rat says:

11 years ago

I hope this would not be too costly.
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