1&1 Internet, Inc., has introduced an innovative photo gallery tool that gives users a fast and easy way to load, organize, edit and publish digital photographs online. The 1&1 Photo Gallery is being included at no additional cost with the companys shared hosting plans.
Developed in-house by 1&1s software engineering team, 1&1 Photo Gallery requires no programming experience. Users simply select from an array of provided photo album schemes, colors and layouts. Once uploaded, photos can then be enhanced with captions, descriptions and other effects like musical backgrounds and a slideshow presentation with user-adjustable transitions. Photos can also be moved between more than one album.
The 1&1 Photo Gallery also offer users the ability to share photo albums universally or to create password-protected access for selected viewers. Once inside, visitors will not only see photos in standard thumbnail and full screen modes, but will also be able to customize them with crop, edit, print and save functions. With the "Tell a Friend" feature users can invite friends directly through email with links to individual photos or entire albums.
1&1 customers using the companys comprehensive new WebsiteBuilder design software can seamlessly integrate 1&1 Photo Gallery into their site thanks to automatically matching layouts. In addition, 1&1 Photo Gallery can be combined with other page building applications such as Frontpage or Dreamweaver.
About 1&1 Internet
1&1 Internet Inc. is a subsidiary of United Internet, a profitable public company with 4,700 employees and a market cap of $2 billion. 1&1 was established in 1992 and has registered more than 5 million domain names, while 32,000 servers run on the company's four state-of-the-art data centers. 1&1's global community is over 4 million customer contracts strong. The companys U.S. headquarters is located in Chesterbrook, PA. For more information, please contact the company at www.1and1.com or 1-877-461-2631.
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