Mac version of PowerSnap coming
Posted by Dennis Sellers 
Jan 23, 2007 at 10:04am
PowerSnap has released PowerSnap alpa 2.0, a free, downloadable application that enables users to both automate photo sharing and organize their digital photos. Right now, it’s Windows only, but a Mac version is in the works.
It enables users to automate photo sharing and organize their digital photos within a single application, according to Santosh Jayaram, founder and CEO of PowerSnap. For the first time the user can manage all their photographs, automatically sending and receiving pictures from friends in near real-time, and synchronize their uploaded albums with their desktop, he says. Photos can be shared automatically using just a few keystrokes.
PowerSnap alpha. 2.0 does its online sharing in conjunction with Flickr, a photosite owned by Yahoo!. PowerSnap is currently extending its “connected vision” to other photosites, Jayaram says. The company is now integrating with Yahoo Photos, AOL Pictures, Sony Imagestation, Webshots, Buzznet and Smugmug. PowerSnap plans to announce further partnerships in the coming weeks.
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