PhotoVu has announced compatibility with the latest beta software of Picasa. RSS technology allows downloading photos from Picasa Web Albums, letting friends and family easily display and share their published photos.

Mark Van Buskirk, Partner, PhotoVu, said: “For a typical PhotoVu customer who has tens of thousands of photos, they need a photo management solution that is fast and efficient, and we’ve found that Picasa is “best in class” when it comes to the speed of accessing and organizing large volumes of photos. The response from our early beta customers has been extremely positive and we look forward to making Picasa compatibility a standard feature when the full version is formally released”.

PhotoVu digital picture frames don’t need additional software. Any user can display his digital photos or other digital signage content stored on any Windows or Mac computer, or RSS enabled website.

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