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Cooliris, the company known for building photo app products like CoolPreviews, PicLens, Android Gallery, LiveShare, and most recently BeamIt, announced yesterday that it has been acquired by Yahoo. A statement from

We received word from the folks over at CoolIris that the service has just received a strategic investment from the venture arm of Japanese carrier Docomo (NYSE:DCM) for an undisclosed

There’s a very good reason why Whatsapp is sitting on my homescreen right now, next to the phone function and my Gmail app. That’s because most of my peers are

A few days ago Cooliris announced the launch of its redesigned LiveShare service. With the LiveShare app, users can send messages, post photos and photo collages, or share your location.

Conferences, networking sessions, and entertainment events are getting a major shake-up, thanks to event organizers who are starting to use SoLoMo (social, local, moble) technology to enhance audience participation. The ongoing Transformers

We’ve been keeping tabs on CoolIris’s LiveShare photo sharing app for web and mobile, and we’re happy to hear today that its first international version has been launched in Japan.

Welcome to Indonesia. Credit: Fanpop Cooliris, the U.S-based company behind the real-time photo sharing app LiveShare, has partnered with Elasitas to bring the product to Indonesia. LiveShare is a photo

"LiveShare by Cooliris" at the bottom Derek Tan, APAC director at Cooliris told us today that they will be showing off their real-time photo sharing product, LiveShare, to all Singapore’s

Singapore’s telecommunication company, Starhub announced on Friday its partnership with Silicon Valley-based Cooliris, embracing its LiveShare technology to bring real-time media communication to its consumers. This news came right after

With real-time photos, LiveShare makes real-time tweets look like child’s play. I love Twitter, but the option to share photos and videos displayed gorgeously in real-time is extremely exciting, especially