MCLEAN, Va.--This year, eStarling, Inc. (www.estarling.com) is offering the
perfect holiday gift to help you stay better connected to your loved
ones. The company announced today the availability of eStarling, the
first wireless digital photo frame that enables users to automatically
update pictures via RSS feeds from several popular photo websites.

The eStarling digital frame makes it much easier to share updated photos with loved ones. Users can send photos over the Internet to an eStarling frame via email or camera phones; they can also use an eStarling to send photos to be shared with the owner of another eStarling frame.
For instance, today, parents must hook up cables to a camera and download photos onto a personal computer to post them on a Website or email them to grandparents, who then must get them printed and framed in order to show their grandchildren off to their friends.
No longer. Thanks to eStarling, a busy parent can plug the memory card from their camera directly into the card-reading slot on the eStarling digital frame. They can then simply push a button to send the latest photos of the children directly to the grandparent's eStarling frame located across the city or across the world.
Through eStarling Connect, our free photo management site, users can also sign on to receive photo RSS feeds from popular photo sites such as Yahoo Flickr, Google Picassa and Webshots.
"Since its trial launch in early 2006, we have been receiving daily requests for eStarling from consumers, indicating strong market demand for this Wi-Fi digital photo frame," said Jeff Luo, founder and CEO of eStarling, Inc. "The future for us looks even more promising as we see our product setting a unique trend, whereby users extend their social networking experience on PCs to a comfortable environment, such as their home or office."
Setting up eStarling is simple and takes less than 10 minutes. Its main features include:
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About eStarling
eStarling, Inc. is an emerging leader in promoting a complete social networking experience in the comfort of one's home, office, or anywhere away from your PC. Headquartered in McLean, Virginia, the company's first product is a RSS-enabled Wi-Fi photo frame that supports both upstream and downstream photo sharing. For additional information on the company, or to order, please go to www.estarling.com.