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See it all on an infinite wall.
Turn Google Chrome into your ultimate media browser.
Cooliris is a browser plug-in that revolutionizes how you find, view, and share photos and videos. Whether you're browsing the Web or your desktop, Cooliris presents media on an infinite "3D wall" that lets you enjoy content without clicking page to page.
Got photos and videos?
With Cooliris, immerse yourself when visiting popular sites like Facebook, Google Images, Bing, YouTube, Flickr, and Picasa. Scan through hundreds of photos and videos in seconds. Navigate among albums, zoom in and out, view in full screen or slideshow mode, favorite, and share. You can even use Cooliris to find photos stored on your desktop.
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Want TV clips, news, or movies?
It's all here. Cooliris puts the Web's best content all in one place so you don't have to jump from one site to another. Search, filter, watch, or subscribe to millions of titles from Hulu, CBS, Showtime, ESPN, FOX, and 70 other premium providers. Catch the latest news, TV shows, and music videos, or even play online games.
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Subscribe to your favorite feeds.
The new subscriptions feature lets you favorite entire Wall feeds. Favorited feeds automatically refresh so you'll never miss a beat. Got a favorite TV series? What about staying tuned to new music videos from YouTube or keeping up with the latest news from BBC, CBS or the New York Times? Just favorite the feed. It's that easy.
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Thursday, January 6, 2011
Turn your computer from Tv-like to High Def with the AMAZING with Cooliris: The ULTIMATE MEDIA BROWSER
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Hack your own FACEBOOK photo with photo maker: I've seen it done and it's pretty cool!
The NEW Facebook profile allows you to do some pretty cool things. One of them is to use Profile Maker to "Pimp out" your photos. I've seen a few very creative and awesome displays of profile pics using this. Try it yourself, and let me know how you make out. http://www.Facebook.com/AniseSmithMarketing
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Profile Maker lets you creatively blend your main pic and the top row of recently tagged photos into one giant profile pic display, much like we saw a French artist do a few weeks ago.
Since the new picture-heavy Facebook profile launch earlier this month, we’ve been seeing people creatively use the new layout to their advantage. First, some savvy web designers figured how to use the rectangular profile pic and the row of five recently tagged photos in order to create one unified effect across their layout, whether it be one photo “cut up” to fit them all, or a series of photos that conveyed one single message or feeling. And French artist Alexandre Oudin worked with the new layout to make a picture of his eyes and face spill across his page.
Profile Maker is an application that can make your photos look like Oudin’s profile layout. You can quickly upload a new profile picture, move the photo around inside the frame(s), and then seamlessly “extend” the image across the row of recently-tagged photo.
This works best if you use a photo that either prominently features you, or an image with a panoramic view. Choose something that doesn’t fit either of these descriptions and it might look disjointed when put into the new layout.
And even ideal images need work in order to look right in the application, as you can see from the first attempt to use an image of me on a boat during my trip to Ushuaia, Argentina, close to the Antartica. Here is how it looked as soon as I uploaded it:
Clearly that’s not what I had in mind. As nice as the water looks on my rectangular profile picture, the tagged photos are too confusing and my face is completely lost. But then I used the zoom feature at the top of the page and I also dragged the photo around for a bit, and the thing started taking shape:
Now this featured me a little more prominently, but perhaps a bit much so. The mountains were lost, and where was the choppy water? After zooming out again and playing around a bit, I got the layout to work in my favor, highlighting both me and the setting:
As you can see, this layout can also spill over to your recent profile activity to make an even biggercanvas. Once you are happy with how each individual part looks, you click on the top right “create profile” icon and the app takes you to your new photo album. Click on the main rectangular picture and choose “Make this profile picture” and voila, you’re done.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Facebook puts a new spin on Tagging Photos: Facial Recgonition
Very Cool stuff! My advice when there are changes made to FB, REVISIT YOUR PRIVACY SETTINGS. http://anisesmith.posterous.com/this-is-how-private-your-facebook-profile-sho
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Facebook Brings Facial Recognition to Photo Tagging
This release is part of a bigger effort to upgrade Photos. Earlier this year, Facebook launched a slew of upgrades, including bigger thumbnails, group tagging and drag-and-drop photos.
This may be the biggest upgrade for Photos yet, though. Photo tagging is considered a chore by many users, yet it is the company’s most popular product. “Photos are by far the most engaging content Facebook has ever had,” Cox told us earlier today. By vastly simplifying the tagging process, Facebook expects that its millions of users will tag more photos, which will create millions of new engagement points and social connections, making it that much more addicting.
