Facebook Spruces Up Photo Feature, Supports High-Resolution Pictures, Faster Browsing and Uploading
Written By Sam on 2 October 2010
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Facebook has announced ‘three big improvements’ to its Photo feature that include a simplified uploader, an improved viewer for browsing photos and support for high-resolution, print-quality pictures. This means you will be able to store photos up to 2048 pixels and also download high-resolution pictures. And you do not require a paid account to avail of this service.
Here’s a look at the updated Photo features:
- Improved navigation/easier browsing
- View photos and albums without having to go to a new page
- Photo opens in the center of the screen, and can be closed when a user is done
- No need to go back and forth between pages or reload the page
- A light box for a framed effect and improved viewing.
- Newly-coded viewer expected to make photo browsing faster
- Easier tagging and uploading
- Uploader now comes with the latest Flash technology for improved uploading experience.
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