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Share photos using digital frames with YouGotPhoto, Gloop

YouGotPhoto lets people send photos to digital frames that use wireless technology; Gloop software lets people create social networks with photos on digital frames.

Elinor Mills Former Staff Writer
Elinor Mills covers Internet security and privacy. She joined CNET News in 2005 after working as a foreign correspondent for Reuters in Portugal and writing for The Industry Standard, the IDG News Service and the Associated Press.
Elinor Mills

SAN DIEGO--Several companies launched services at DemoFall on Monday that let people share photos over the Internet using digital frames.

UGA Digital launched a service that lets you send photos over the Internet to WiFi-enabled digital frames. The YouGotPhoto service lets you send one photo to one frame or to multiple frames instantly. The photos can be stored online or sent from a cell phone.

The YouGotPhoto system is a complete remote display and WiFi-photo management system, the company said.

Meanwhile, Trinity Convergence launched Gloop Digital Photo Sharing technology, which lets people create social networks using digital photo frames, set-top boxes, and pretty much any digital display.

The Gloop system uses peer-to-peer and IP networking and lets people make voice calls using digital frames.