The global network has made it possible for us to share our personal photos with friends and family in an integrated and amazing way. We have Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, Picasa, MySpace, Photobucket and the list goes on. But with those many options, it will take you too long to navigate the different photo upload interfaces, precious minutes that could be spent doing so much else.
Dropico knows you’re busy and they’re here to ease the strain on your poor brain. What they’ve done is actually quite magical – they’ve introduced drag and drop properties to all your photos that span today’s vast online social networks. It’s almost too good to be true, almost…
start up
Step 1: The official Dropico website has the option to become a service user by selecting Create an account under the login window on the homepage. Fill in the new boxes that appear and click CREATE.
Step 2: You will then be sent a confirmation email to activate your account. Standard content, but the email will also contain your unique MOBI email address allowing you to send photos directly from your mobile phone to your Dropico account. Other accounts (like Facebook) can be added during setup.
Step 3: Set the time! The first important screen is the one that lists the available social media sites that can be used in Dropico and allows you to connect to any site where you have an account. Once connected, you can toggle the switches to choose whether Dropico has access to the accounts you’ve connected.
Using Dropico
The simple drag and drop interface of the Dropico website really needs no explanation. You just drag the photo you want from one social network to another. That’s it. As you can imagine, it’s quite useful. In the screenshot below, I moved a photo from my Facebook account to post it on my Twitter account (follow us on both Facebook and Twitter). Twitter while you’re at it). All in the same window and all without logging into either site.
The toolbar below appears in the top right corner of Dropico and acts as a selection page to view or hide the websites connected to your Dropico.
A green line means they are visible and a white line, of course, means they are hidden. All very logical and simple to understand and use.
Welcome to a new, simpler world of photo sharing. Enjoy!
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