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Google Android shows up in digital photo frame
Jake Widman
Friday, 15 May 2009 00:31
Connecting to a home network through DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance), the device's most basic function would be to display photos transmitted over the network.
But the inclusion of Android opens the door to other functionality as well. For example, the device includes Macnica's Marbo PictImpact that allows the adding of visual effects to the displayed images.
Going further, it's not hard to imagine a photo frame that could also retrieve e-mail or display a weather report.
In January, Fujitsu announced its Services Built for Android program, aimed at helping companies embed Android into lots of different devices besides phones.
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