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Give, get and collect photos with Facebook’s new app — Moments. Facebook’s new separate app “is a private way to give photos to friends and get the photos you didn’t take,” which makes it easier to view those captured moments among friends and WASHINGTON: There's a new app in market with which you can share photo timelines with your friends, but only for a day. The newly launched social photo-sharing app Rewind, is very much like it's name, and while you can post your most recent pictures Today Facebook is launching a new standalone app for exchanging photos with friends, called Moments. The app is available on both iOS and Android today. The new app syncs to your phone’s camera roll and then uses facial recognition and location to One morning you might wake up, roll over, grab your phone and flip through the pictures from last night, from yesterday. "Was it really that great of a time?" you ask, and you've got a stream of photos to help you answer, the ones you want to delete from Facebook on Monday unveiled a new feature that allows smartphone users to privately share photos of friends, by sifting through images with facial recognition technology. The standalone app, called Moments, allows users to share photos with friends who are The team from the tech startup Bump have created a new iPhone app that lets you easily share photos with your friends after events. Flock is connected to a user’s Facebook account, and enables photo sharing with friends from the social network in the .

FACEBOOK has unveiled a new feature that allows smartphone users to privately share photos of friends, by sifting through images with facial recognition technology. The stand-alone app, called Moments, allows users to share photos with friends who are in Indian-origin entrepreneur Sachin Dev Duggal, based in San Francisco, on Friday globally launched a new photo sharing app "Shoto" here. "A trillion pictures were taken on a smartphone in the last one year which goes to show the engagement by users. Now that the dust has settled, there’s actually a really cool photo feature in iCloud that lets you share photo albums with your friends, and, better yet, lets your friends add their own photos to those albums. It’s called iCloud Photo Sharing .