Sharing your Facebook photos with non-Facebook users (yes, there are still people who do not use Facebook) often means downloading the photos, saving them in a zip file, then emailing them. For the technologically naive, a zip file can pose a challenge, since it must be extracted to fully enjoy the photos.

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Turn Your Facebook Photos into PDF Albums

Over the past couple of years of uploading photos straight from our cell phones to Facebook, we have amassed a large collection of rather boring-looking photos with no way to edit them short of downloading them from Facebook and using a graphic editor.

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Add Fun Effects to Your Facebook Photos

Over the past couple of years of uploading photos straight from our cell phones to Facebook, we have amassed a large collection of rather boring-looking photos with no way to edit them short of downloading them from Facebook and using a graphic editor. This seems like a great amount of trouble just to jazz-up our Post from: Add Fun Effects to Your Facebook Photos

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Add Fun Effects to Your Facebook Photos

We have contacts saved all over the Web, from multiple email addresses, Facebook, LinkedIn and probably other places we have long forgotten. After nearly two decades with modern Internet access, we still do not have one central place to see all of our contacts. Neiio Contacts seeks to end the contact-finding chaos by creating one Post from: Aggregate All of your Email and Social Media Contacts

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Aggregate All of your Email and Social Media Contacts

Facebook has had some privacy controversies before, and although they have fine tuned and extended the privacy settings that they offer to users, there still might be a bit going on behind the scenes. Upon running across a few articles relating to Facebook’s coding, it seems that some software developers have found some other issues Post from: Securely Log Out of Facebook the Easy Way

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Securely Log Out of Facebook the Easy Way