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eStarling TouchConnect Wi-Fi Digital Photo Frame

January 1, 2010 By Eric Reagan

I’ve tried a number of digital photo frames; however, I’ve always hated the process of updating the photos by putting files on an SD card and then having to transfer them over to the internal memory of the frame. eStarling may have a solution with their new TouchConnect Wi-Fi photo frame.  This new frame allows you to update your frame wirelessly and automatically through a variety of online services.

The eStarling TouchConnect boasts integration with Facebook, Flickr, Picasa, RSS Feeds and Gmail. With an easy, one-time set up an eStarling TouchConnect can receive photos (and videos up to 20MB in size if e-mailed to the corresponding Gmail address) from all these places as they are posted. And with 802.11n WiFi, a touch-sensitive screen and automatic over-the-air firmware updates, the eStarling TouchConnect is one of the most user friendly frames on the market. -eStarling

The eStarling TouchConnect is available from Adorama at a current price of $200.

Filed Under: Gear Tagged With: digital photo frame, estarling, facebook, flickr, picasa, touchconnect, wi-fi

 

Google Storage Customers Get Free Eye-Fi Card

December 8, 2009 By Eric Reagan

Google has teamed up with Eye-Fi to offer free Eye-Fi wireless cards to Google Picasa customers who purchase 200GB or more of extra storage with Google.

Get more details on Google Picasa’s website and in the press release below. [Read more…]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: eye-fi, google, photography, picasa, sd card, storage, wireless

Picasa 3.5

September 23, 2009 By Eric Reagan

Picasa 3.5

Google has released Picasa 3.5.  This new version of the popular, free photo photo editing software adds a number of features for organizing and sharing online.

In Picasa 3.5, you can now import to Picasa’s desktop client and upload to your Picasa Web Albums account in one step.  Additionally, Picasa 3.5 has added face detection technology and will help you tag faces of individuals in your photo library (see above screen capture).  You also get geotagging integration with Google Maps for easy drag and drop to the location you got the shot.  Google also improved the tagging system for better bulk tagging, quick tags and tag counts.

To read more about the updates and download Picasa 3.5, see picasa.google.com.

Filed Under: Software Tagged With: google, photo sharing, photography, picasa, post-processing, Software

PhotoScatter iPhone App

August 16, 2009 By Eric Reagan

PhotoScatter is a pretty cool looking iPhone App that lets you share your iPhone photos on a variety of photo sharing sites instantly. You can upload to Facebook, Flickr, Shutterfly, Photobucket, Picasa and Twitter with just a few taps on the screen, as you can see in the above video.

You can check it out closer at PhotoScatter.com.  They’ve also lowered the price to $0.99 for a short time.

Filed Under: apple Tagged With: facebook, flickr, iphone, ipod, photobucket, photoscatter, picasa, shutterfly, twitter

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