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PhotoSpring WiFi photo frame review: in pictures
Photo frames seemed to have disappeared with the rise of smartphones and tablets, but there are still valid reasons to use them and the photo sharing capability today make them even more useful.
PhotoSpring retail package
PhotoSpring frame and charging stand
Stand clips for landscape and portrait use
Back of the PhotoSpring frame
Connection points and speakers
PhotoSpring in action
Left side options on the frame
Right side menu options
Controlling the touchscreen
Some settings on the frame
Accessing the menu
Frame use within a web browser
Annie shows it works in portrait orientation too
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