Prime subscribers can now store an unlimited number of photos in Amazon’s cloud
Amazon’s latest perk for Prime subscribers? A simple way to backup photos on the cloud without storage limits.
How Facebook launched ‘Look Back’ videos without breaking Facebook
Facebook doesn’t have a shortage of IT gear or smart engineers, but it does have limits on power and how many hours those engineers have in a day. On Thursday, the company explained how its Look Back videos pushed both to the limits.
The Dropbox computer vision acquisition that slipped under the radar
Dropbox acquired computer vision startup Anchovi Labs and its Ph.D. founders in September 2012 to very little fanfare. But the skillset they bring could be integral as Dropbox seeks to grow into a platform and competitors like Google and Yahoo beef up their image-recognition capabilities.
App.net to launch file storage API so you can host your own photos
App.net plans to launch a file storage API on Monday, allowing developers to build apps that use photos or files in their products, which are hosted by the users connected to their App.net accounts. Users will start with 10 GB of space to host information.