San Fransisco, CA 2008 – Raizlabs has launched a new version of Pic.Me Photo Sharing that is more reliable and faster than ever. Pic.Me continues to evolve as the fastest way to view, share and interact with large collections of images. The software works on personal photo collections as well as enterprise image libraries. Pic.Me’s flexible plugin architecture allows the new version of the software to interact with online services such as Picasa, Flickr and Facebook, and also allows customization for integration with enterprise image servers.
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.
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