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Originally Posted by LucJoe
Yes it does.
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Excellent... I emailed the company and asked about their trial software, and they don't offer any. The response didn't mention paying for it and if unsatisfied getting money back, they just said plain and simple buy it or don't basically. Well, $5 is a small price to pay for a functional app that allows you to archive and share your photos online with one touch, but it is none the less a 'price to pay.' I simply wonder if the convenience justifies the price, because I can upload photos online using Skyfire or Opera on my Touch Pro, through hotmail or directly through photobucket, or even myspace and facebook mobile screens... so that's something I'm going to have to debate.
Don't flame me for trying to make a smart budget appeasing purchase that all comes down to $5, hahahah!!!
