Sony has launched a new digital photo frame that connects to the cloud. This lets users view and share photos from anywhere. The frame uses Wi-Fi to stay linked to online albums and social media accounts. People can update what appears on the screen without touching the device.

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The new frame shows high-resolution images with accurate colors. It adjusts brightness based on the room’s lighting. This helps pictures look clear day or night. Users control settings through a simple mobile app. The app works on both iOS and Android phones.

Family members can add photos to the frame remotely. They just upload images to a shared cloud folder. The frame pulls in new content automatically. This makes it easy to keep loved ones connected. Grandparents, for example, can see new baby photos right away.

Sony built the frame with a slim design. It fits well on desks, shelves, or side tables. The screen has minimal borders so photos take center stage. Setup takes only a few minutes. Users plug it in, connect to Wi-Fi, and pick their photo sources.

Privacy is a key focus. All data moves through secure connections. Users decide who can send photos to their frame. They can block unwanted uploads at any time. Sony says no personal info is stored on its servers longer than needed.

The frame supports major photo services like Google Photos and iCloud. It also works with Dropbox and Facebook. Users choose which platforms to link. They can switch between albums with a tap in the app.

(Sony’s New Digital Frame with Cloud Connectivity)

Sony will sell the frame online and in electronics stores next month. It comes in two sizes: 10 inches and 15 inches. Pricing starts at $199.