Printing hotpots, virtual reality and a FaceBubble…
By Tim Ferguson
Published: 9 June 2008 12:28 BST
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This shows some posters created by the application. Other applications on Snapfish Labs include an auto-cropping facility which uses algorithms to provide a selection of different crop options after working out what looks best in terms of what to focus on and what to cut out.
You can also create photo albums which can be ordered in physical form.
Snapfish users can try out these applications and give their feedback on the site. HP Labs can then work out which services to offer more widely.
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