ZeroPC Photo Connect App for Android

ZeroDesktop, Inc., developer of free content management tools and Web apps for the cloud, announced ZeroPC Photo Connect, a photo management tool to solve the challenges that consumers face when their photos become scattered in multiple devices and places.

The free ZeroPC Photo Connect app is available in the Google Play Android Apps Store, with additional plans to expand to iPhones.

It provides a single-site solution to aggregate, manage and share all of the photos stored in mobile phones and in services including Facebook, Flickr, Picasa, Photobucket, Evernote, Dropbox, SkyDrive, Instagram, Box.net, and SugarSync.

"With the proliferation of many cloud photo services and the adoption of digital cameras and smartphones, photo generation and storage have combined, making it increasingly difficult for people to find, access and share their photos in one place," said Young Song, founder and CEO of ZeroDesktop. "We recognized the need to create a comprehensive photo management utility combined with ZeroPC’s cross-platform cloud content management service that enables people to seamlessly organize their scattered photo content."

ZeroPC’s overall vision is to deliver content navigation tools to help people gain control of their scattered documents, emails, photos, videos, music and social content by connecting cross-platform services in the cloud, making it easy to search, edit, move and share everything from one secure place with one login.

Over 250 million user files are currently managed by ZeroPC, with photos representing 85% of the total user content connected to the ZeroPC cloud.

ZeroPC Photo Connect Features

• Automatic syncing of photos from a mobile phone to the cloud for unified access and management with a ‘sync-on’ Wi-Fi option.
• Collect and manage all of the user’s photo memories and populate into a unique ‘timeline’ presentation.
• Travel though time with the user’s photos to view from the most recent to the oldest by scrolling or using a navigation bar. ZeroPC also provides a built-in search feature for entering keywords or tags.
• A ‘virtual album’ mashup feature consolidates all of the user’s photos from multiple cloud services plus local photos from mobile phones. After creating their virtual albums, users can tag and organize photos plus share albums with friends and family.