Pictarine Acts as Aggregator for All Your Online Pictures
19 Jul, 2011, 5:43 pm IST | by
Padmini Harchandrai
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Pictarine is a new service that allows you to aggregate all your pictures across various sites like Twitter (photo services like Twitpic, Yfrog and Lockerz), Facebook, Instagram, Picasa and Flickr. This way, your friends can see all your pictures without having to hop across various services. Other services include discovering your friends' photos (especially if they're on Instagram and you don't follow them). Mobile and DSLR photos can be added too, allowing all your pictures to be in one place. This however, doesn't mean that Pictarine is hosting your pictures. The other websites continue to host your pictures. Put it all in one place
The website seems simple enough. You sign up for a Pictarine account, then add your Facebook, Twitter and whichever other accounts you wish to add. When you add Pictarine for Facebook, it asks you the same questions for authorization as any other third party Facebook app would. You then have what Pictarine calls 'zests'. A zest is a virtual album created of aggregations of photos from your various sites. The service has boost mode, which allows you to upload pictures to the various websites, as well as download from them with a single click. To sign up for Pictarine, click here. |
Tags: Pictarine , Twitpic , Yfrog , Lockerz , Facebook , Twitter , Flickr , Instagram , Picasa , Photo Sharing , Photo Aggregating , Social Networking , mobile , DSLR , image hosting
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