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Cooliris app has been updated. Now, you can view all the photos from your favorite social media, local and cloud storage. With the new update, Cooliris might be one of the few apps that has all the photos into one place (mobile library, Facebook, Instagram, Google Images, Google Drive, Picasa\/Google+, and Flickr.). Too bad, there is no Skydrive integration.<\/p>\n

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Here is the Press Release<\/p>\n

Cooliris Mobile App Hits 50 Million Sessions, Expands with New Photo Sources<\/h2>\n

Palo Alto, Calif., November 27, 2012 — Cooliris<\/a>, world leader in immersive visual experiences and the creators of Android Gallery application, today announces the success of the all-new Cooliris mobile app for iOS and the release of a new version. In the four months since launch, the app has exceeded 50 million app sessions on iPhone and iPad with over one million sharing actions. Today, Cooliris expands its stunning visual photo experience to include Google Drive, Picasa\/Google+, and Flickr.<\/p>\n

The Cooliris app for iPad and iPhone enables users to beautifully experience their photos and selectively share them with groups of friends. With the addition of new sources, consumers can experience more photos all in one place, including the mobile library, Facebook, Instagram, Google Images, and now, Google Drive, Picasa\/Google+, and Flickr.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019re particularly excited about the new version\u2019s integration with Google Drive, which provides a great viewing experience for photos and enables users to easily share photos to and from Google Drive, all within the Cooliris app,\u201d said Austin Shoemaker, Cooliris CTO and co-founder.<\/p>\n

Built into the Google Drive integration, a special “genie” feature leverages image recognition technology to search photos saved in Google Drive, without requiring users to manually tag photos with landmarks, locations, and other details.<\/p>\n

\u201cOur users love having all of their personal photos in one place \u2013 engagement is off to a great start with over 250 million photos viewed in the mobile app,\u201d said Soujanya Bhumkar, Cooliris CEO and co-founder. \u201cThe additions of Google Drive, Picasa, and Flickr are a terrific beginning as we add more sources and more platforms to expand the\u00a0 Cooliris experience.\u201d<\/p>\n

The new version of Cooliris is available for free on iPad and iPhone at the iTunes App Store<\/a>.<\/p>\n

About Cooliris<\/strong><\/p>\n

Cooliris is the leader in creating world\u2019s most immersive and media-centric experiences for mobile and web consumers. The successful adoption of the Android Gallery app boosted Cooliris into comScore\u2019s Top 10 Smartphone Properties as measured by Total Unique Visitors. Cooliris has now launched an all-out focused effort to creatively disrupt the modern photo experience by building from scratch a new photo experience for creation, curation and consumption.<\/p>\n

The team of 14 collaborators is located in Palo Alto with presence in Berlin, Singapore and Taipei. Cooliris is venture backed by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, DAG Ventures, The Westly Group, T-Venture, and DOCOMO Capital. For more information, visit www.cooliris.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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