Can multiple persons (family members in different states) access the account/frame to add pictures?
1882530
Yes. There are several methods to add pictures. As long as you share the username and password, anyone you want can access and add to the pictures.
1882531
Yes, multiple people can add pictures. You assign the frame and email address, give the email to who you like and anyone can add pictures. My mom and dad travel internationally a lot and will randomly email new to the frame, always fun to see.
1882532
Yes and No. Yes, different emails can send the frame photos, HOWEVER if someone tries to send a photo with a similar filename (and on iPhone's you can't choose the filename) the frame will reject the photo. For example, if you sent a photo that is named photo1.jpg and a month later your mom takes a photo and sends it and that photo happens to be named photo1.jpg then your mom will get an email saying the photo was rejected. It does not rename the photo, it just sends them an email saying the photo was rejected, so they will not be able to add that photo until they go to a computer, download the photo from their phone, rename the photo, and send it by email again. Yes and No. Yes, different emails can send the frame photos, HOWEVER if someone tries to send a photo with a similar filename (and on iPhone's you can't choose the filename) the frame will reject the photo. For example, if you sent a photo that is named photo1.jpg and a month later your mom takes a photo and sends it and that photo happens to be named photo1.jpg then your mom will get an email saying the photo was rejected. It does not rename the photo, it just sends them an email saying the photo was rejected, so they will not be able to add that photo until they go to a computer, download... » Read More Yes and No. Yes, different emails can send the frame photos, HOWEVER if someone tries to send a photo with a similar filename (and on iPhone's you can't choose the filename) the frame will reject the photo. For example, if you sent a photo that is named photo1.jpg and a month later your mom takes a photo and sends it and that photo happens to be named photo1.jpg then your mom will get an email saying the photo was rejected. It does not rename the photo, it just sends them an email saying the photo was rejected, so they will not be able to add that photo until they go to a computer, download the photo from their phone, rename the photo, and send it by email again. « Show Less
1882533
Yes. As long as all of the family members share a password anyone with internet capabilities can access the account. Also, when the frame is set up it is assigned an email address and anyone with that address can send pictures directly to the frame.
1882534
Yes. You first register their email addresses in your personal Nixplay account. They can then send photos for direct deposit into your frame account, where you can organize them and put them into your frame.
523610
My experience is that it email pictures to a gmail account. Not sure about multiple but I suppose if it can do it to one account, programming should allow it. I get pictures from all cameras to my gmail account. Have not tried cell phone number either.
674747
Easily. You can send an email directly to the frame, with a photo attachment, and if you have configured the frame properly, it will show up automatically. These photos are saved on the frame's local memory (plenty of space), BUT you cannot erase them remotely. That can only be done at the frame itself. You can also connect the frame (remotely!) to a web album, based on Picasa, Facebook, and more. I believe this might be a better way of "erasing" photos, as you can remove them from the web album, but I haven't tried this.
1792713
No, there isn't a way to dowwnload your pics to the frame directly it's not wireless, but you can download new photos to your USB/SD drive/card, periodically.
552190
Only if you gave them you login information. If they have another Nixplay frame then they can see your photos. I think you can share up to 5 frames
1911350
You need to coordinate with your phone at the same time. There is a separate app that will need to be downloaded for the devise the photos are being sent to. Works great.
1964429
Sure you can. You can have as many cameras as you like. After you log into the mobile app, the next screen will display all your cameras and you can pick and choose which one you want to view.
1335373
I'd be VERY surprised if you couldn't. For peace of mind before ordering, you may want to contact support at B&H; Photo. They would give you good information.
918983
Yes. Once they are on your phone, iPad, computer, etc...you can upload them just like any other picture on your device. Mine automatically upload to dropbox without any problem.
82500
Unfortunately, it seems Pandigital has fallen on hard times and is no longer offering Photo Mail. Their contract with AT&T; wireless has been cancelled. Frame still works fine, but now you have to add photos manually (by attaching frame to your computer [via USB cable] or copying them onto an SD memory card).
1964594
if you add it on the original photo in a photo program yes. not from the frame i dont think though. would be much easier in a program anyway however
2242357
You can set it up online to allow them to flow automatically to your frame (they don't suggest that because anyone could send anything!). Or you can go online and check the pics that have been sent and put them into your display folder. I chose the first option, less hassle. Hope that helps.
1748402
yes, the easiest way is to either e-mail them and then you can easily pull them up on any device, or you can have a picasa account (through gmail) and then it will sync all of your photos in your picasa albums when you put in the account information for that gmail account.
1578840
The frame does have a slide show feature and has nice transitions between pictures. Transition types and rate can be adjusted. The frame has a built-in wireless NIC which can be used to connect to your home wireless network. I purchased this frame because of the wireless support. I configured the frame to connect to my Flickr account and gave it to my mother so she could see our family photos. The problem that I and others have encountered is the frame loses its wireless configuration after a few days. I'm considering replacing the frame with an Android tablet.
2242355
It's this simple. Email the frame with an attached picture. The email will be the the frame email account "name@mynixplay.com" . The frame has a filter that can be turned on or off in "settings". If it is "off" anyone can send pictures and if it is "on", only the email accounts that have been entered in "settings" can send pictures. I bought one for my 90 year old mother that lives 250 miles away and she loves it.
791192
Yes but not easily. You have to open the pictures in the provided app then transfer them.
1892160
Yes if you are the controller number you can add up to 4 numbers or emails and all users can ask for realtime pictures