RSS Photo Show
Free AppAbout RSS Photo Show
RSS Photo Show is a full screen application that shows images/photos from an RSS flow. It can be used to turn your smart phone or tablet to a photo frame that shows online images from any service that makes its images available as a RSS image flow.
This includes services like Flickr, Picasa, NASA, feedburner, fotosidan.se, Photobucket and many more.
It shows the images as a continuous automatic slideshow and also lets you swipe left/right to go to previous or next image manually. Clicking at an image will launch the web browser and go to the page where it's comes from.
It's possible to select from a number of predefined flows but you can also specify the address to your own personal RSS flow with your own images/photos.
This includes services like Flickr, Picasa, NASA, feedburner, fotosidan.se, Photobucket and many more.
It shows the images as a continuous automatic slideshow and also lets you swipe left/right to go to previous or next image manually. Clicking at an image will launch the web browser and go to the page where it's comes from.
It's possible to select from a number of predefined flows but you can also specify the address to your own personal RSS flow with your own images/photos.
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Android
2.3.3+
2.3.3+
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
Corrected some bugs which could cause crashes during some circumstances
Corrected some bugs which could cause crashes during some circumstances
More downloads RSS Photo Show reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
What are users saying about RSS Photo Show
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by R####:
by R####:
Please add the ability to fill screen with image (keeping aspect ration of original image). Also, I can't get my own image RSS feeds to work. Every time I update the source, it causes app to crash and the only way to get back to settings is to clear app data. Another good option would be to limit pictures to orientation (landscape only, etc).
by X####:
Please add the ability to fill screen with image (keeping aspect ration of original image). Also, I can't get my own image RSS feeds to work. Every time I update the source, it causes app to crash and the only way to get back to settings is to clear app data. Another good option would be to limit pictures to orientation (landscape only, etc).