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LinkedIn Brings Rich Media to Profiles

LinkedIn on Wednesday announced that it will now allow users to add video and photos to their profile pages — essentially, a way to let users create a more visual representation of an online resume. The update will begin rolling out to members of English-speaking countries on Wednesday.

An iPad Dog-Whisperer (And Other Crazy Pet Apps)

Now Fido’s barks can be shared to your Facebook.
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Picturelife Tackles Simple Photo Storage

Is Picturelife the answer to your digital photo nightmares?
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Clearing Up an iPad Picture Problem

Walt answers readers’ questions about deleting and organizing photos on an iPad.

Demystifying Advanced Compact Cameras

Looking for an advanced compact camera in addition to your smartphone, but confused by some of the specs? Read on.
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With $3 Million More in Funding, Stipple Aims to Tag the Visual Web

A fresh round of funds for a commerce-based photo-tagging company.
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Flickr Jumps Into Mobile Photo Fray With New Insta-Hip Filters

Flickr brings photo filters to the iPhone, and oh yes, ahem, shares to Twitter.
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With New Features, Lytro Aims to Show Its Futuristic Camera Is No One-Trick Pony

With a software update, past and present photos can now be shown in three dimensions as well as be transformed with a variety of “living” filters.
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Apple’s iPad Mini Event, in Pictures

A front-row seat to Apple’s invite-only event today.
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Apple’s iPhone 5 Event, in Pictures

AllThingsD’s photos from the Apple event in San Francisco.
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Day One at Google I/O, in Pictures

Better Gmail on the iPhone

1000Memories Funded by Greylock, Angels

The Atlantic Pretties Up With Photos