Memeo launches Share for sending photos to grandma

By Josh Lowensohn on 04 July 2008

Tags: digital photos | facebook | imaging | memeo | photo sharing | share | software | people | shot | aim

Tuesday morning software company Memeo launched a new product called Share.

Aimed at people who don't use photo- or video-sharing sites, Share lets you take what you've captured on your digital camera and beam it to friends and family members without clogging up their e-mail in-boxes with full-resolution shots.

The product is not aimed at the Flickr crowd, but instead at people who want to create small circles of people to share their shots with.

That's not to say there's not a social element, since it can be configured to automatically upload your shots to Facebook. It can also slurp up your existing contacts from Web mail providers, like what you'd get using Plaxo.

The company is offering free licenses of the software to the first 1,000 people who sign up to use it. After that it will get capped off at 10,000 sign-ups.

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kathyp
05/07/2008 02:57 AM

Thank you for the kind words. We are really excited with Memeo Share and how it can help our customers easily share photos and video from their desktop to the computer of a family member or friend. If you give Memeo Share a try, we would love to hear what you think. Just drop us a note at memeoshare@memeo.com to tell us what you like and how our product could be better. Many thanks, Kathy

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