Photo Dough: A Groupon-style Deals Site for Photographers
Daily deals sites have become quite popular as of late, with Groupon and …
Daily deals sites have become quite popular as of late, with Groupon and …
Everpix is a new company that wants to make your entire photo collection -- both online and offline -- accessible from anywhere through the cloud. Introduced yesterday at the TechCrunch Disrupt 2011 conference, the service will come as a desktop client that monitors folders on your computer and photo sharing accounts on the Internet. Whenever you add new photographs, they're automatically beamed to the cloud (i.e. Everpix servers), allowing images created using many different devices and stored in many different places to be available in one central location. Even photos emailed to your through Gmail can be picked up and back up by the service.
Adobe announced a new cloud-based photo storage and sharing service today called Carousel, …
PillowMob is a new service that transforms photos of heads into puffy pillow …
Gadget painting company ColorWare is now offering …
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Millions of people know Instagram as a fun way to share photographs, but …
Mashable is reporting that Google will be rebranding …
Facebook can't be too pleased with Google right now. In addition to releasing a Facebook competitor called Google+, the company has also beaten Facebook to the mobile photo sharing space with a new app called Pool Party. Like Google+, the app is currently invite-only, but if you can score an invite it's a free download for both iOS and Android. The app is based around collaborative group albums called "pools" that allow you to share pictures with friends and family in real-time.
One of the gripes some people have with Flickr is that it doesn't offer an easy way to download your complete collection of photos if you ever want to move your images elsewhere (though, hopefully you're not using it as your only backup).
OpenPhoto is a new “open” alternative to Flickr being built by programmer Jaisen …
Last week we featured Shopobot, a new website that can show you the price history of camera …
One of the big complaints users (or ex-users) have against Flickr is that its account deletion process is …
Since we first covered its launch back in October 2010, Instagram …
There have been a number of stories lately reporting that a large number of Flickr users are leaving the site for new photo-sharing services that are cropping up, including Instagram and 500px. Earlier his week, a designer at Flickr named Timoni West wrote a post on her blog that publicly criticized Flickr's usability. More specifically, she calls the "Your contacts" page (the one that shows your contacts' photos) the "most important page on Flickr", pointing out the problems with the page and offering redesign ideas that would address them.
As Instagram continues its meteoric rise, an ecosystem of third-party services is developing …
The mobile photo sharing space is hot right now, with services like Instagram, Picplz, and Path growing like weeds. A new contender called Color is causing some buzz after successfully raising a whopping $41 million... before even launching. The company has seven notable founders who have either started successful companies in the past (e.g. Lala and BillShrink) or have held executive positions at them (LinkedIn). Among the investors is Sequoia Capital, one of the most influential and successful firms in Silicon Valley and the firm that funded Google. They gave Color more than they gave Google.
In case you’re wondering whether Yahoo still cares about Flickr (acquired in 2005), the answer appears to be yes.
If you love the fact that IKEA furniture is cheap and easy to put together, but hate the fact …
Canonites in Japan who often find their mode dial inadvertently changed can now choose to have their camera upgraded …
With the ongoing craze in photo sharing services on mobile devices, it's not surprising to see new photo apps launching left and right. Stealthy startup Path is a bit different though, with their high powered team launching an unusual sharing service service a couple days ago.
The photo-sharing startup scene is getting hot, with social apps on mobile devices receiving quite a bit of money …
DropMocks is a new photo sharing service designed to help you share photographs online as quickly and easily as possible. Created with HTML 5, the service has a minimalistic homepage that invites you to drag and drop photos into the browser. It then adds those photos into a simple gallery, and provides you with a short URL you can share. It's a bit like file hosting service DropBox, except for photos and done through the browser.
Companies that help you print and make things with your photographs are a dime …
Group Story is a new photo service that’s centered around building photo books collaboratively with other people who photographed the …
Kristofer Minkstein from Embed Article recently contacted us asking whether we’d like to …
Late last week we reported that Facebook had acquired the young photo sharing startup, …
Israeli startup Dropico thinks there’s time to be …
SnapKnot is a new service that aims to …
fotojournal is a new photoblogging service by Canadian …
Showzey is a web app that helps you collect and organize your photographs from various places on the web in once place.
Fotobabble is a newly launched service that allows you to add a short audio clip to photographs via either your computer or iPhone (using their free application).
If you’re an amateur photographer looking to go pro, finding clients is often a …
3D technology was featured somewhat prominently this year at CES, with companies unveiling televisions …