December 11, 2007 Offering convenience and versatility well beyond the capability of your stock-standard photo frame, digital photo displays are growing rapidly in popularity and functionality. Taking ...

Bulky photo albums are a thing of the past. They take up space, they’re covered in dust, and sitting down to flip through them is a pastime reserved for special occasions. But the fact remains that we ...

We’ve come a long way since the humble photo frame holding those treasured – and often yellowed - family photos. The advent of the digital frame launched a whole new way of displaying not only photos ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Joy runs on a proprietary OS that dedicates the tablet to displaying photos and videos. Users can make albums on ...

There’s hardly anything to be said anymore for smart photo frames — your home is probably drowning in these endless carousels of precious memories anyway. But while displaying one high-definition ...

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A high-tech way to share and cherish memories, the best digital photo frames are a slideshow of your beloved family photos and videos. Unlike fancy smart speakers and displays, they don’t play movies, ...

After a decades-long lull when digital photo frames went from the cool new thing to a cheap impulse buy, they are getting interesting again. What changed? A new generation of digital photo frames lets ...

The family photo was once a mainstay of living rooms and office cubicles but it is slowly being replaced by something somehow more timeless — the digital photo frame. Digital photo frames, which ...

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You can easily spend between $100 and $200 on a Wi-Fi digital photo frame, but these often have clunky interfaces for syncing photos and the displays can be quite poor. A better solution may be ...