
I got two frames: one for my parents and another for grandma - both live in Israel. Though the company does not offer support outside US, Canda and UK - if you purchase the ethernet capable frame then it doesn't really matter where the frame is - as long as it is connected to the internet via the built-in connector. Don't rely on the dial-up version if you plan to use the frame outside these 3 countries - go for the ethernet or Wi-Fi capable frame, and make sure you have wired/wireless connectivity where the frame will be placed.
All my siblings now have free accounts with the Ceiva service, and we can all send photos to either frames at any time. A cool photo of my 4 month old son? Login, drag-n-drop to Ceiva's Java application and select which frame to send it - done!
Ceiva also allows you to create a dedicated email address for your frame - so I can email photos from my cell phone directly to either frame.
Nicely done Ceiva!
2 comments:
Fascinating! What a great use for a gadget that unites camera, computer, internet and family.
very good!
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