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We have seen our fair share of Eyefi products in the past, and this time around, the global leader in digital camera connectivity has unveiled Eyefi Cloud. This is not a personal project by Nick Fury, but rather, Eyefi Cloud happens to be a private photo-centric cloud service which would allow recently captured photos to be instantly available on a smartphone, tablet, PC or smart TV. Yes sir, the Eyefi Cloud was specially designed to cater for photo enthusiasts who would need the superior image quality that digital cameras provide but do not want to be shackled by the time-consuming processes that are required to enjoy such photos across multiple devices.

The introduction of Eyefi Cloud alongside the Eyefi Mobi wireless SD card and Eyefi Mobi apps, would allow just about every picture to be organized and instantly accessible, regardless of where one is – as long as there is a decent Internet connection in the vicinity, of course.

The new Eyefi offerings will comprise of a full range of photo related services including the ability to add wireless functionality to any digital camera, in addition to sending images from camera to mobile device or desktop in a jiffy, to be able to automatically synchronize photos to all devices in order for a future viewing or editing venture, to share your favorite shots with friends and family alike sans any pesky registration prior, as well as organize photos from multiple cameras.

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Are you a huge fan of the Eye-Fi range of products? If you have answered in the affirmative, then you might be interested to find out the introduction of the Eye-Fi Windows Desktop Receiver does have its fair share of benefits, and among them would include doing away with the need for an SD memory card reader. The Windows Desktop Receiver has been released for the Eye-Fi Mobi (which happened to have launched in the earlier part of the year), where this brand new app would enable users to choose between sending photos over to a compatible desktop or smartphone device.

This spanking new app would hopefully make the entire process a whole lot easier to enjoy compared to the previous Class 10 X2. Apparently, it is so simple, that all one needs to do is to enter a 10-digit activation code, and you are more or less good to go as you check out how your devices would be able to pair up with one another sans wires. The software, which is in beta at the moment, will be free to use, while we have also heard word that there is an OS X version that is also in the pipeline. [Download Link]

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