Finally, I can stop using my Vaio for demos because today at Macworld Expo, we launched FilmLoop for Macintosh.
You can download it here.
This is one of the coolest applications I’ve ever seen. You can use it to do three things:
- Share photos with friends, relatives, and colleagues.
- Broadcast photos to customers, employees, and partners.
- Find things that are for sale on the Internet.
In particular, if you’re an eBay user, the use of FilmLoop to find auction items will appeal to you. For example, you can monitor the auctions of collector cars.
I hope you’ll check it out!
Disclosure: My company is an investor in FilmLoop, and I am on its board of directors. (By the way, the side panel called “Alignment of Interests” lists the companies in which I am involved.“) I’m not telling you that it’s great because I invested in it; I’m telling you it’s great and that’s why I invested in it.
Written at: Marriott Hotel, San Francisco, California
I don’t get it. What synergy is there between broadcasting photos and finding stuff for sale?
I knew you wouldn’t forget about us! Looks cool… I am going to experiment with a FilmLoop with my family to share photos of the kids.
Also could have an impact on the real estate on-line biz and a potential hit for blogs as well!
Good luck with it!
Allt the best,
jh
great tool! will try it soon!
thanks and good luck!
walter
shame it’s not compatible with 10.3, us old folks still working with the last revision are still missing out
Adrian
No 10.3?? Too bad, I have a jurassic macintosh, no DVD, can’t use FilmLoop.
What does the new announcement from Apple and Photocasting mean for Filmloop now?
And why couldn’t this just be done in Flash? Requiring is own player doesn’t seem like a great idea…
The idea is great. And I can tolerate the ads to support a cool idea like this.
But the “privacy policy” is abysmal. I read through it and left the site immediately. Requiring not only email, but (real) name, address, phone number (!), etc., to use any part of this service is out of line. If you want this company to be successful, I’d suggest actually paying attention to what the customers want, not what the site and 3rd parties want. :-(
The only reason I downloaded the software is because Guy was so excited about it. In this era of web services, I’d imagine these things can be implemented with flash / ajax to create a real cross-platform experience. I have the installer in the back for a real long time, hesitant to click “continue” because I just don’t see the benefit of having a desktop application for just sharing photos.
Just my 2 cents. Now I’m on to un-install the app.
The idea is great.I can tolerate the ads to support idea
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