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OpenPhoto: Share & Manage Photos, Save To Dropbox, Amazon S3 & Box [Web, iOS]

Gone are the days when we would stuff up our hard drives with thousands of images and copy them to USB flash drive if we had to show them to our family and friends. Now, people just upload the images to an online image uploading/ sharing website and give the recipients a link to the [...] (more…)

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CapShare: Instantly Share Screenshots Or Stored Images On Facebook

There are tons of different tools available that let you capture screenshots of your computer screen, and we have covered quite a lot of them from time to time. The most popular ones contain plethora of features (even a few unnecessary ones, yup!) such as Greenshot, Shotty and LiveCapture etc., but they still lack one [...] (more…)

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Migratr: Download And Upload Photos To Image Sharing Services

Want to upload pictures to photo sharing services without having to access them from web browser?  Migratr is a desktop application that enables you to move pictures to popular photo sharing services including Flickr, Google Picasa, Phanfare, Photobucket, Gallery2, SmugMug, Zenfolio, 23HQ and Zooomr. While migrating all your photos, Migratr also transfers images’ metadata (title, rating, [...] (more…)

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TheGOOD Uploadr: Upload Images To Flickr Sets & Photostream From Desktop

Flickr is one of the biggest sources of images online, rivaled only by Picasa. There are plenty of third party desktop applications that let you upload pictures to your Flickr account but there isn’t an official desktop application from Flickr itself like there is for Picasa. TheGOOD Uploadr is another third party Adobe Air based [...] (more…)

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Upload Photos & Videos To Facebook From Ubuntu Desktop

Linux has often suffered from periodic changes of cloud based website environments, such as Facebook, which has caused conflicts with Linux based operating systems. For example, Facebook native photo uploader often fails to upload images with Ubuntu. Facebook’s ever-changing API creates even more problems, as it renders Ubuntu based uploading tools obsolete and dysfunctional. A [...] (more…)

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Top 6 Free Photo Sharing And Screenshot Taking Tools For Windows

Over a period of time we have covered lots of good screenshot taking and photo sharing applications. Screenshots are often required for making projects, presentations, tutorials and the like. While some screenshot and photo sharing apps provide minimal set of features, others provide more dynamic options such as the recording screencasts, image editing, URL link [...] (more…)

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Upload Images To Multiple Web Services With Image Uploader

Image Uploader is an open source application for uploading photos to hosting servers without the need of visiting the website. You can upload images to an FTP Server and more than 20 supported web services including Rapidshare, Picasa, Imageshcak, Imgur, Yandex, Uploadbox, Sendspace, multi-up and many more. Once the image is uploaded, it generates an [...] (more…)

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Upload Photos To Facebook From Ubuntu Desktop With Starry Hope Uploader

Windows has many interactive cloud based desktop apps both from Microsoft and third party developers. A very common example is the Windows Live Mesh. Unfortunately, Linux lacks such dynamic applications and has also suffered from recent changes in cloud based website environments such as Facebook that has caused conflicts with Linux based operating systems. For [...] (more…)

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Loomnit Chrome Extension – Share Images, Files, Email, URL Quickly

Loomnit is a Google Chrome extension that quickly provides a short URL to share website links and uploaded files or images. For example, you can upload a file or image and instantly get a short URL that can be used to share them with anyone via the Loomnit website. All uploaded content can be downloaded [...] (more…)

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How To Add Your Image/Avatar Next To Your Comments

Did you write a comment in a blog post only to see some default picture showing up? Do you want to remove this default picture and add your own picture instead. If yes, then what you need is a Gravatar. It is a globally recognized avatar, quite simply an avatar image that follows you from [...] (more…)