PhotoCloud was a photography app developed by Amajen. It was removed from Google Play Mar 14, 2015 and is no longer available for download.
Download Statistics
PhotoCloud had been downloaded 22 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
PhotoCloud was rated 3.44 out of 5 stars, based on 150 ratings.
App Information
PhotoCloud was free to download. The APK download size was 606.71 kB. The last available version was 3.0. The last update was on September 9, 2012.
Technical Requirements
PhotoCloud required Android 2.2+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Low Maturity. The app had been available on Google Play January 2011.
Description
PhotoCloud uploads new photos from your device to Google Picasa, Facebook or Vkontakte automatically. You should only set folder to check. All photos will be uploaded to the private albums.
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★★★★★
Simple, but mind security Ask me for my Google account password!!! No! Way! I RECOMMEND CREATING A NEW ACCOUNT ONLY FOR r THIS . Work great on nexus one. Only problems are: don't manage the 1000 picture limit; Cannot choose the album/create album.
★★★★★
Brilliance Bit wary of this application cos of reviews below but i installed it, put in my Picasso details and in seconds it was automatically uploading all photos from my phone album to an album called 'drop box'. I did a test taking a photo a second ago and it just automatically uploaded that one.another cool thing is there's a running tally of what it's uploaded vs what it still has to upload during the first upload so you know where you are.does take a while though maybe 15/20 mins for 120 photos over wifi
★★★★★
Set it, forget it I've been desperate for an app that will send my pics to Picasa. Seems like it should be a simple thing, but Google+ is way to big and bloated to downloaded for just that reason and Picasa Mobile tends to quit for no reason. I downloaded PhotoCloud as sort of a half-hearted Hail Mary and didn't expect much. So far, though, it does exactly what I want it to do. Take a picture, send it to Picasa web and don't use a lot of battery power doing it. Done. It WOULD be nice to have the option of selecting which folder it uploads to (right now, it goes to the default Dropbox folder) and maybe a way to set how often it scans your phone for new pics. But hell. Since other apps have failed where this one succeeds, I'm giving it five stars, just the same. Thanks for coming through.
★★☆☆☆
Lays waste to your battery, consistent authentication issues. Great idea but terrible implementation. Uninstalled, Dinc cm7
★★☆☆☆
Does nothing... I hate trashing apps. Often I discover the app was made by an individual and they are having a hard time supporting all of the different phones, and are just trying to do their best. But this is a dud. It installed seamlessly. Runs fine. But nothing happens. Each time I take a picture it says it is uploading it to Picasa. But when I go to Picasa the photos are not there. I have no idea where the photos are going, or what is happening. But I can say for certain the pics do not make their way to Picasa. The link to the developers website does not work as of this writing. It is a bad link. No answer from the developer to a polite e-mail. So sorry for the 1 star, but there is no option for zero... Droid x2 on verizon.
★★☆☆☆
Samsung s3 - where are photos going ??? Have written developer George Mavchun about this. No response yet in 4 days. App CLAIMS it has uploaded all my photos. Only one account to keep it simple. I check that Picasa account photo page and only 2/3 of the photos have been uploaded. The last week or so are missing. Re-checked all my settings. Tried to do forced upload. Not enough settings in the app to try to troubleshoot what it is doing wrong. I agree with Troy and George's reviews below: "lost in space." The premise of the software is great, if it worked. I've noticed that it appears to require manual re-launch after power-downs and I've tried to do that hoping it would then upload more recent pix. But it needs to let you decide where you want to automatically upload and it needs to give you a choice of where it is uploading from, perhaps, and it needs some more options so we can help the developer run down some obvious problems. If it can't work on ATT 4G Samsung s3, then there is a problem. He did say that his "3G" setting includes 4G so that was comforting, but i've tried to have it upload with both wifi and "3G" and nothing works in last week. 11-16-12 update: Uninstalled; no developer response received.
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