Raizlabs will be demonstrating its technology in the Techcrunch 50 demo pit on Tuesday.

PicMe Photo Sharing works with Microsoft Windows © computers and is available for free at http://pic.me. An email registration is required. Users can also upgrade to a basic paid account for $9.95/year allowing them to share 5000 original quality images. A higher end account is also available for $24.95/year, and this allows sharing of 15,000 images. For Apple and Linux users a basic web application is available for viewing shared photos. The software is available today from: http://pic.me.

About Raizlabs
Founded in 1997 by Gregory Raiz, a leader in user interface design and technology the company is a lab for creating new and inovative designs and technology. Raizlabs provides creative solutions in design and software to companies worldwide.

About TechCrunch50
Founded in 2007 by leading technology blog TechCrunch and entrepreneur Jason Calacanis, the TechCrunch50 conference provides a platform for early-stage, and frequently unfunded, companies to launch for the first time to the technology industry’s most influential venture capitalists, corporations, angel investors, fellow entrepreneurs and the international media. Companies are selected to participate exclusively on merit. TechCrunch50 is supported by corporate sponsors Google, Microsoft, MySpace, Salesforce, MSN Money, Symantec, Thomson Reuters and Yahoo!, as well as venture capital firms including Sequoia Capital, Mayfield Fund, Clearstone Venture Partners, Charles River Ventures, Founders Fund, Perkins Coie and Fenwick & West.

Any photos that are on the PicMe Photo Sharing service are private by default. We don’t have a website where you can browse everyone’s photos. We don’t have pages that can be indexed by Google. Your photos are only shared with the people you want. Unauthorized users won’t have access to your images.

When you share a photo with PicMe Photo Sharing this is done in a secure way. Your images are copied to our secure server using a combination of secure keys, password authentication and permissions. We make the upload fast because it goes straight from the PicMe application into our secure file storage archive and database.

When you share a photo with someone only the person you share with will have access to that image. Only users that have been shared a file will be able to see it. If you share through the PicMe service your images will not show up on a public web-page.

Note: If you share to a services such as Flickr, Picasa or Facebook your images will usually be publicly available.

When an image is shared through PicMe we do this in a secure way. We also send an email to the recipient with a secure certificate for the photos. This allows the recipient to view the sent photos from our online website. These images are available only as screen quality images for the recipient of the image message. We further protect these images from right-click saving on the web.

For subscribers to our service we allow the recipient access to the high-quality original image files. Other users won’t be able to see your images. This makes PicMe a secure way to transfer or share large images files in a secure way between people.