Android users can send their pictures to the cloud thanks to the
Amazon Cloud Drive Photos app now available in the Google Play Store. Already a feature on the
Amazon Kindle Fire HD,
the app allows you to upload the first 5GB of pictures for free and you
can add more storage room at the rate of $10 a year for 20GB of
additional space.
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| Amazon's new app gives you 5GB of free photo storage |
The
process is as easy as can be. After installing the app, whenever you
want to send a photograph to the cloud, a simple long-press on the photo
will give you the option to "Upload to Cloud Drive" and once that is
completed, the picture can be accessed from
any web browser or Android device.
And your snapshots can be shared with the world thanks to your social
networks like Twitter, Facebook or Google+, or use email to distribute
your pictures.
While Amazon's Cloud Drive Photo app lacks the
automatic update feature found on Dropbox, the online retailer appears
to have done a good job with an offering that is easy to use and most
importantly, gives you what you need. The app is available for free from
the Google Play Store and from the Amazon Appstore for Android and
includes an option to display your photos in a horizontal mosaic or
vertical grid. Your pictures are optimized for the screen size of the
Android device you are using.
source:
SlashGear
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