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The Kodak EasyShare Gallery offers prints and gifts from consumer digital photos. It also offers a mobile service so you can view your pictures on your mobile phone. Though the service was originally called "Ofoto", it was renamed "Kodak EasyShare Gallery" in summer 2005. It had been earlier acquired by Kodak in June 2001. Kodak EasyShare currently serves about 20 million users and 500 million photos. Kodak EasyShare serves two basic functions: storing images in "albums" and printing photos. Kodak has received some negative press * for deleting photos if users do not order prints after a certain amount of time. Further criticism has come from a former executive who alleges that she was wrongfully fired for complaining about a plan to reduce image quality in order to save on storage costs without giving adequate notice to customers*. In the July 2006 issue, PC World named Kodak EasyShare Gallery one of The 100 Best Products of the Year. In October 2006, the Gallery launched a new line of products design my Martha Stewart. *
Archiving Images are stored at a high resolution in your account, but you aren't allowed access to the high resolution versions without upgrading to a paid account. A paid account costs USD$25 per year. The only other choice to regain access to your archived high resolution images is to pay to have them transferred onto a CD for about USD$15 per 100 images. The website reads as follows:
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