The new Jalbum App will provide iPhone/iPod touch users with easy, remote access to many of the features and content currently available. The app takes advantage of the iPhone 4 high-resolution screen, displaying photos with 4 times the pixels of previous versions.
Upload photos to existing photo albums View your own albums and spectacular user-submitted photos, conveniently listed in Featured, Popular and Recent albums. Easy sharing by e-mail or copying album link to clipboard.
“We wanted to combine the flexibility of Jalbums web album presentations and the ease-of-use of the iPhone. It makes a powerful mix that opens up for a completely new kind of usage of Jalbum,” says lead developer Daniel Plamann.
In a recent article by Scott Kelby, he describes that the industry is struggling to find a solution for showcasing flash portfolios on the iPhone or iPad. By using Jalbum albums built in Media RSS files to fetch photos and captions, the Jalbum iPhone app solves this problem. All customized photo albums whether they are flash, HTML or javascript based are equally displayed in a beautiful viewing experience on the iPhone.
“Our vision is to provide total freedom in where and how photos are presented. Adding the iPhone app is in line with this vision and allows for on-the-go updates to Jalbum albums,” says Carl Manneh, CEO of Jalbum.
It will support US English, German and Swedish languages.Jalbum for iPhone 1.0 is free and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Photography category.
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