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05 Dec 2007
Your broadband provider offered you free web space when you signed up, but how many of us bother to use the space. It's too small for backing up our data and there's not enough bandwidth to provide files to our friends and family. For this reason, our space goes unused and we resort to sending our photos and home movies to our friends by post or by email. If the other user has a slow connection, they're not going to be pleased if they receive a large email with an attachment of your latest holiday photos.
Pictobrowser is an online tool that will enable you to put a Flickr-based slideshow on your homepage. You simply need a Flickr account, group together the photos you want to appear on the page and a basic idea of how you want your slideshow to be used on your page. Put in the relevant details and copy the supplied code to your homepage and watch it go live.
Pictobrowser link.
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