Posts tagged flickr
A lot of unrest on Facebook, and a lot of complaints brewing in the social media world …
* Facebook Unveils Timeline: The Story Of Your Life On A Single Page
* Facebook Reveals Major Updates at F8 [VIDEO]
* 5 ways to optimize your Facebook page
* Advice from the pros: 34 Google+ resources for your business
* Social business: Transparency is good for business
* Google+ now open to everyone
…. and the emerging world of social networking …
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Posted by InfoManager, September 22, 2011
Where you can go for photos of Macworld Expo
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Posted by InfoManager, January 27, 2011
Last Friday, Eternal Storms Software announced the immediate availability of a maintenance update for flickery, advancing it to version 1.7. flickery is a unique desktop flickr client for Mac OS X 10.5 which combines the flickr photo-community with the ease-of-use and elegance of Mac OS X. flickery 1.7 lets users customize the look and feel of the application, adds more options for uploading like autoresizing of photos and loads more than 30 items at once. All-in-all, flickery 1.7 provides more than 55 new features, improvements and bug fixes.
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Posted by Lynn Wegley, December 19, 2009
Jade is a uniquely talented digital image processing application for Mac OS X Leopard — state-of-the-art algorithms enhance color, contrast and dynamic range. It’s easy-to-use and even does batch processing Continue reading »
Posted by Fred, May 26, 2009
Boxee adds a number of formats to your viewing pleasure. Jim Rossman of the Dallas Morning News wrote this review. Continue reading »
Posted by Lynn Wegley, January 31, 2009
Jade is a uniquely talented digital image processing application for Mac OS X Leopard — state-of-the-art algorithms enhance color, contrast and dynamic range. It’s easy-to-use and even does batch processing Continue reading »
Posted by Fred, January 16, 2009
PhotoCopy will allow you to easily transfer your iPhoto pictures easily to Flickr. Continue reading »
Posted by Lynn Wegley, December 20, 2008
