As just about anyone with a digital camera can attest, finding just the right image among the thousands you’re likely to have stored can be a daunting task -- and even more so if you’re searching for that image on your iPhone. But Pixolution, Berlin, Germany is offering iPhone users an easy way to do it, with a cool little application called visolu. Learn how it works from Pixolution CEO Kai Barthel on this episode of the DIMAcast.

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Keepsy is a newly launched online photo album service that brings new twist to many of other options out there: crowdsourced gifting. On this episode of the DIMAcast, Blake Williams, cofounder of Keepsy, explains how it works.

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How do you go from zero to $5 million in sales in 8 short years . . . and own your own building in the meantime . . . It’s been a wild and crazy ride for Fort Worth Camera but owner Jeff Masure reveals how his future will be much “more organized and we'll be that much more of a ferocious team.” You’ll hear how Jeff’s learning through trial and error didn't work for him. Discover what launched Fort Worth Camera to grow and prosper while similar businesses stagnated and withered during the same time period. Jeff has a unique outlook on life and business, a fantastic team he’s built and a loyal customer base. Listen in (or read the transcript which includes pictures) so you can be inspired and find ideas to make your business grow and prosper.

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At the DIMA Annual Conference last year, HP’s Vyomesh Joshi spoke about new applications for prints, including HP’s customizable wall paper. HP released the first product in this line in November, featuring characters from Nickelodeon, like Spongebob, iCarly and Dora the Explorer. On this episode of the DIMAcast, Benjamin Matlock, product manager, HP Imaging and Printing Group, talks about the new product as it is today, and how HP will develop it further -- including an option, coming soon, for consumers to create wall paper from their own images.

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