HP's online photo service, Snapfish by HP, announced a number of new useful tools that would help users edit and share their photos. Ben Nelson, the general manager of the HP subdivision, said that they were simplifying the way users uploaded, created and shared their memories by introducing new, speedy platform... |
29 August 2009
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YouTube's rising popularity sees no sign of slowing down, at least when it comes to the amount of content being uploaded. Recent numbers posted on the site's blog by Ryan Junee, product manager, show just how much it has grown over the years, as today its community uploads 20 hours’ worth of video eve... |
21 May 2009
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Developer Norbert M. Doerner has come up with a way to allow Aperture and iPhoto users to quickly and effortlessly upload their photos to the popular Locr service directly from within Apple's two photography software applications. The plugin is free to download and use for both Aperture and iPhoto.According to t... |
18 March 2009
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Christopher Boyd, Director of Malware Research for FaceTime Security Labs and Microsoft Security MVP, has come across a security flaw on the popular free image hosting service ImageShack through which anyone could have downloaded the log file associated with any image. Such a log file contains the IP address which wa... |
29 September 2008
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Adobe's Photoshop, considered by many the best and most comprehensive graphic editor created in the relatively short history of PCs, will come to mobile phones this fall. However, before jumping around with joy, thinking that you'll be soon able to photochop anything while on the go, you should know that th... |
28 August 2008
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ISPs throttling peer-to-peer downloads have always been criticized by users because these file-sharing applications have an incredible popularity among them but this doesn't stop the Japanese authorities to bring up a new set of guidelines which would allow ISP to limit speeds. According to The Asahi Shimbum, th... |
23 May 2008
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OK, I think we all agree that BitTorrent is an excellent way to download files as it offers stunning speed and almost 100 percent stability. However, the users are always looking for better technology, no matter how good and popular a product is. Following the recent reports concerning limitations and restrictions ap... |
30 November 2007
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You got them big? YouTube says it can take them the way they are and all at once. It sounds weird for a declaration from YouTube but it is actually what they said:"Have a hard drive full of new videos? With the YouTube Uploader, we've now made it easier to get them all live on the site. This small piece of softw... |
9 November 2007
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AOL has just revealed a new technology, codename BlueString, that is meant to host any multimedia file uploaded by the users, offering a 5GB storage size. The most interesting aspect of the service is that it combines several elements inspired by the other web solutions such as YouTube, Flickr and other file hosting ... |
18 September 2007
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Google's blogging service Blogger was updated with a new feature that allows you to upload your personal clips straight on your blog without having to publish them on YouTube or any other video sharing platform and embed them into your articles. Using this feature, any blog owner is able to upload a certain clip... |
27 August 2007
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The popular Blogger is continuously receiving a lot of new updates, most of them enhancing the posting abilities offered to the users. For example, the parent company Google added today a new function to the blogging service that allows you to upload a clip stored on your computer. Until now, it was extremely easy to... |
14 June 2007
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YouTube revealed a new means of becoming a part of the partnership program introduced last week that allows users to earn money with their uploaded clips. At that time, the online video sharing service selected only a few uploaders and included them into the program to participate into the revenue sharing campaign. "... |
17 May 2007
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In the recent period, YouTube was assaulted by the new online video sharing services that were especially designed to challenge it and attract more users and money. Today, a new video product struggles to become popular, being based on an innovative idea: the service displays how-to videos, teaching you to make diffe... |
3 April 2007
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What is the biggest trouble with today's email accounts? I am talking about Yahoo, GMail or Hotmail. I am sure you appreciate the quickness of sending and receiving your messages. But when it comes to attachments, you will have to be careful as the limit of the attachment size will not let you upload on their se... |
15 January 2007
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