Bloom Editor's Review

As you already know, Facebook is the most popular Social Networking site of the world. It was launched in February 2004 as a place for students to socialize and after that, it kept growing to more than 500 million active users and still counting. Worldwide, we use it as a meeting place to keep us in touch with friends' friends, their friends' friends, closest friends, distant relatives and so on.

Among other stuff, you can share photos and for that, of course, you need to upload them. There is the normal option through the main web page but what you probably don't know is that you can also upload your photos right from your desktop, through a desktop application called simple, Bloom - easier and more comfortable.

Without further introduction, Bloom is an application that allows you to upload photos, albums and videos, download contacts photos and view your friends’ photos right from your desktop to your Facebook account. More, you can import custom photo Exif info into the photo caption, set privacy settings for albums and much more. Let's see how it works.

As soon as you launch the application, the first thing you have to do is to Login into your Facebook account and allow the application to work with your Facebook account. Once done, you'll step into the main interface of the application. From here you can create new albums, upload videos, view/download your friends’ photos (albums), or see your own photos and albums. The program includes a photo viewer too so you can see your photos or your contacts photos very easily; photo viewer (with options such as: Full-screen; Rotate; Zoom, Tag, etc).

Pluses: multi-platform; support for drag and drop; very easy to use; upload and download photos in batches;

Drawbacks / flaws:

In conclusion: Bloom is an easy-to-use app that connects with your Facebook account and lets you upload and download photos in batches, view both your own albums and your friends' pictures and more.

version reviewed: 2.9.1