1. FlickFolio for Flickr
FlickFolio is a fast and full-featured photo viewer that brings your photos from Flickr straight to your mobile phone. FlickFolio will automatically download your photos while your phone charges at night so you can take your photos anywhere and always ensure that they are up-to-date.
Store up to 1,000 photos using only 100 MB of SD card space and show off all of your photos wherever you go, even when you're offline.
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here.2. Ultimate Gallery
Ultimate Gallery empowers you to easily organize and protect the images on your Android. Right away, you will be able to review all of your pictures in My Photos and see them grouped by the day that they were taken in Time Line. Then you can start categorizing your images into the albums that you create in Albums.
A long touch on an image opens other possibilities: for example, you can add an image location using Google Maps and store this information in Places, or save your most loved pictures to Favorites. You have the option of scrolling through a 3D gallery of your photos or a traditional Strip view with pinch zoom.
Finally and most distinctively, Ultimate Gallery lets you secure your private images behind a password with No Peep: no protected image can be seen while the security is turned on--but of course you have the option of turning it off at any time.
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here.3. SnapMap
Here's a fun app that uses a map to show you, not where you are going, but where you've been. Like Hansel and Gretel, you'll be leaving a trail of breadcrumbs as you venture out.
Let's say you are spending the day exploring a new city. Using the power of Google Maps, SnapMap allows you to drop a virtual breadcrumb at any location you choose. So when you visit the art museum, use the app to mark the spot and take notes on the experience ("Saw the Mona Lisa--what's up with that smile?").
Even better, you can also use SnapMap to attach all the photos you took at that spot to your "breadcrumb," forming a mini-album. At the end of the day, you've got a map that shows the highlights of your explorations, including specific locations, notes, and images. Happy traveling!
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here.4. Batch Photos Uploader-Flickr
Are you looking to upload multiple photographs directly to flickr? Here's the tool you need. With Batch Photos Uploader--Flickr, you can connect to your flickr account and upload the photos saved in your phone easily. Just enjoy sharing those wonderful moments in real time with your friends.
Import images from different albums in your phone; Preview photos on a sliding photo menu before upload; Upload in the background while other tasks are under way; Track background uploads with completion notices; Adjust settings for privacy and visibility
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here.5. Baby's First Journal
With Baby's First Journal, you don't have to wait to come home from the hospital. You can start storing those precious moments immediately. This app gives you an easy and fun way to create a baby journal.
Mark important events on the baby calendar, including baby's firsts. (Many are already preset, just fill in the details). You can always delete or edit events through the Journal tab. And to glance through the photos, just go to the Photos tab. Like a scrapbook, you can pick different stickers while adding new events.
And your baby's journey need not just be for you. Individual events or the entire journal are easily shared by email.
This app is being actively supported and feedback from users is sought to add features.
New moms and dads, this app is made for you.
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