We’ve been working hard and the result is now online. A brand new KoffeePhoto website.

This newly launched website obviously benefits from a rehauled design, its main evolutions feature an integration between the static presentation pages and the dynamic user photo sharing pages. While all URLs remain unchanged, this will translate into easier navigation and better information and support.

The new website also included numerous new features. Some are already active, some will be activated soon. In the next days, we’ll go through other newly added features here.

Check out our new KoffeePhoto Web Space now. Feedback is obviously welcome.

It has be around for some time but now it seems that the move is really growing (China will be using IPv6 to provide coverage of the Beijing Olympics this year).

The KoffeePhoto software and web pages are purely domain related. More, many of the components we use are based on Open Source solutions. Therefore, there will be no compatibility issues moving from IPv4 to IPv6.

All current operating systems support IPv6, some already have IPv6 enabled (Be aware of the possible security issues, read the Wired article: The Ghost in Your Machine: IPv6 Gateway to Hackers). The move to IPv6 will be close to transparent for many users as both connectivities will be enabled for quite some time. Therefore the move for applications such as KoffeePhoto from IPv4 to IPv6 should be as transparent as possible from the user point of view. In other words, you should not have to care about it.

By now, the need to move to IPv6 is not compelling enough for us to switch.

KoffeeWare will be exhibiting at upcoming photokina 2008 to be held in Cologne, Germany from September 23rd to September 28th, 2008.

Make sure you come to pay us a visit, our booth will be A026a in Hall 4.1. We will be glad to meet you.

KoffeePhoto 2.5.122 has just been released. It fixes various bugs.

Once again, nothing specific to do. Software will update itself while running.

WiFi Digital Picture Frames from Pixstar can now automatically display photos from KoffeePhoto albums.

Pixstar customers simply need to log on onto their Pixstar account, select the RSS setup tab, select the KoffeePhoto tag and enter their KoffeePhoto account details. They will then be offered to chose from their KoffeePhoto stored photo albums. Using KoffeePhoto’s RSS feeds, screen size optimized photos will be sent automatically to the selected digital picture frame.

Photo sharing should not be only computer and web based.