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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

As WeChat slowly opens up to the world, no developer that wants to break into China should write it off as too closed to consider.

Internet companies are not just a place for high-tech innovation; they’re known for some pretty wacky employment practices too, which run the gamut from oddball interview questions to luxurious office

US-based mobile photo viewing and sharing app Cooliris announced it’s making further headway into the Chinese market today by partnering with Chinese search giant Baidu (NASDAQ:BIDU). Cooliris will be the first foreign company with

Cooliris, an app that enables users to share and view photos from multiple sources on their mobile devices, has announced a partnership with China’s Tencent, one of the world’s biggest

We’ve been tracking the Asia expansion of Cooliris for a while now, and today that expansion takes another step forward as Cooliris announces a new partnership with Tencent that sees

The folks over at Cooliris have been pretty busy of late, recently pushing a new update for its iOS app with support for new services like Google Drive, Picasa/Google+, and

Today CoolIris has pushed a new update for its iOS photo viewing app, which adds new support for a number of sources including Google Drive, Picasa/Google+, and Flickr. After version

Cooliris, an app that aims to enhance how users view and share photos on mobile devices, has hit a new milestone: 250M photos viewed, up from 80M in April this year. It has also reached 1.5M installs.

Following the news of receiving investment from Docomo Capital for CoolIris’ expansion in Japan and around Asia, most folks are also probably aware that the company has released its app