March 24th, 2007 in Communication, Lifehack, Technology

Share your photos with KoffeePhoto

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KoffeePhoto is a photo sharing web site. However, KoffeePhoto allows you unlimited, free storage space and it also has a mobile version designed for cellphones. Now you can take the photos of your kids out of the wallet, upload them to KoffeePhoto, and then when it’s time to show them off, fire up KoffeePhoto on your phone. KoffeePhoto also has some nice interface options like watching your photos in a slide show or making the photos full screen.

KoffeePhoto photo sharing solution offers unlimited and free storage for all your photos. Thanks to KoffeePhoto software and KoffeePhoto Web Space, your photos are always available to you from any connected computer, through a simple web browser or even on your connected PDA.

KoffeePhoto mobile is a further step in making your photos available to you anytime anywhere. KoffeePhoto mobile allows you to access your whole photo library from your mobile phone!

KoffeePhoto is brand new, so if you’re a first mover, give it a try and let us know what you think in the comments.

KoffeePhoto – [KoffeePhoto.com]

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    • francois says on March 25th, 2007 at 5:27 am

      KoffeePhoto is a great tool. It uses a p2p network to replicate your photos… albums are replicated (encrypted) on others users hd. this gives a very reliable storage solutions.

    • Ernie Oporto says on March 25th, 2007 at 10:21 am

      My only worry is taht it doesn’t have much community behind it right now and they might be biting off more than they can chew by offering so much at once. I’ll have to see how many jump on this before I invest the time of uploading my gigs of pictures. I currently use Gallery2, but it kills my small bandwidth when more than a couple of people use it.

    • dadsp33k says on March 26th, 2007 at 7:53 am

      I’ve used Yahoo Photos for a long time and have so many pics there that it’s hard to convince myself to move on. If I had to pick another place I’d probably pick the web version of Picassa.

    • Carl says on April 4th, 2007 at 7:19 am

      Ernie,

      the KoffeePhoto p2p agent can be turned off at any time if you need bandwidth. Obviously, you’ll need to make sure your pictures have already been synced in order to allow your relatives to watch them seamlessly.
      This said, your relatives can also watch your shared pictures using the KoffeePhoto Web Space or the recently published plug-in for the Netvibes personalized home page.
      Hope this will make you jump.

    • marc dustin says on July 2nd, 2007 at 8:00 pm

      I’m planning to check this application right now. But I hope the p2p connecion won’t suck all my bandwidth… Because my connection is metered.

      Anyways, by the way, I’ve just found this new website where you can shoot “real” photobooth pictures in strips of four shots using a webcam. I think its very neat: http://waves.tv

      waves.tv has a quite different feel than most other websites out there… I recommmend it to all photobooth enthusiasts ;)

      I think I’ll also post this into community pages so that everyone can have some fun.

    • Carl says on September 26th, 2007 at 5:49 am

      We’ve recently introduced KoffeePhoto 2.5 that quite changes our storage model. From a “pure p2p with strong availability” model we’ve moved to a more “sharing fellows with monitored availability” storage model. We therefore do not need to encrypt the pictures anymore and put far less load on the users’ internet connection bandwidth.

    • Sonija says on November 10th, 2008 at 1:35 am

      I’ve registered an account and loads of photos have been successfully uploaded on the “KOFFEE PHOTO” server, however, the thing is that it’s hardly to share with my friends by the link which the photos are exactly located. How come? My friends have always complained of given link that didn’t access the exact location where my photos are…

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