PhotoBook

If you’re not aware of FaceBook yet, well get out from the rock you’re under and have a peek at FaceBook.com. It started off as a website where students could come together, make new friends, and talk about classes. It was the intelligent-internet users MySpace. Now FaceBook is open to pretty much anyone and everyone, we even have a Small Dog Electronics group. Hopefully you have an idea of what FaceBook is…

FaceBook seems like a pretty open platform, for example, people can create applications that work with photos you’ve uploaded, or you can have an application that shows information from another website that you belong to like Last.FM, Digg, or even YouTube.

Today I found a really nifty application that will allow you to view your photo albums and your friends photo albums without having to go to the FaceBook website. There are multiple views, so you can either view all photo albums (friends and yourself) or you can view just friends or just your photo albums.

You can also view a slideshow of photos or add photos right into iPhoto. It definitely feels like a Mac-app.

One thing that would be neat to have would to be able to comment on the photos right from the application. It would also be great if you could create and upload photos to albums.

You can visit this page to download PhotoBook, it’s FREE!

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