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Facebook Connect Photo Integration with Nintendo DSi Launches Today
Need more reason to use those cameras on your new DSi? How about some Facebook-ing? Through a system update, the DSi will feature Facebook Connect Photo Integration.
Starting today, Nintendo DSi™ owners have even more ways to share their experiences with friends and family. Using an Internet-connected Nintendo DSi system and the Nintendo DSi Camera application, Facebook members can take pictures with either of the system’s two cameras and upload their photos directly to their Facebook profile. This function will be available after 5 p.m. Pacific with a free downloadable system update.
Once the DSi is updated, users can review pictures stored in the DSi Camera album. All photos work with the Facebook Connect add-on including ones manipulated using the built-in interactive lenses. With a simple tap on the Facebook icon on the DSi's touch screen, the photo(s) will be instantly posted to the user's profile on Facebook. All you need a wireless broadband Internet connection configured on a DSi in order to transmit photos with Facebook Connect.
“Facebook and Nintendo DSi build on the trend of personalization that is so important to consumers,” said Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo of America’s executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. “We’re giving people the tools to express themselves in creative new ways and show off the results to their friends and family on Facebook.”For more information about this and other Nintendo DSi features such as the new integration with Facebook Connect technology, visit www.NintendoDSi.com.
Once the DSi is updated, users can review pictures stored in the DSi Camera album. All photos work with the Facebook Connect add-on including ones manipulated using the built-in interactive lenses. With a simple tap on the Facebook icon on the DSi's touch screen, the photo(s) will be instantly posted to the user's profile on Facebook. All you need a wireless broadband Internet connection configured on a DSi in order to transmit photos with Facebook Connect.
“Facebook and Nintendo DSi build on the trend of personalization that is so important to consumers,” said Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo of America’s executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. “We’re giving people the tools to express themselves in creative new ways and show off the results to their friends and family on Facebook.”
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