
Follow this link to see a demo of this program. Crazy. I can’t help but evangelize this application and its uses, because as I watched the video I was awestruck with how quickly and easily you are able to connect all of the visual, aural, and spacial aspects of your digital life in one goddamn program. I feel this powerful urge to be the custodian of my family’s history now. Unbelievable is all I can say. As the video progresses, more and more features are detailed and it seriously seems like they thought of everything. A group of photos now can be linked to people (multiple even), places, things, and time. Details about people in your database can have a photo associated with every part of their life (depending on the photos imported). The last minute of the video is a kicker. Just when you think that they would be running out of features, they cover the web export options.
You can create a fully interactive website housing all of your database content complete with map links, attachment access, links to people within the photos, and a fully interactive flash slideshow of the whole collection. Bra-va *golf clap*
If you have any imagination at all you should clearly see the uses of this software, for both yourself and your family.
And for you PC users they have a PC version available now!
If you’re a Mac user, check out mupromo.com because you have eight days left to cash the fuck in on 10 applications (including MemoryMiner) for 50 bucks. 50 goddamn dollars! That’s like 600 bucks worth of software! The same software packages that were used to make the news broadcast video (PulpMotion) and this website (RapidWeaver) are included. If you own a Mac, you’re a turd eating fuckball if you pass this up.


