When you first connect the adapter, it prompts you onscreen to download a free iPhone app that controls the media on your memory cards. For photos, you have pushbutton options to email them, post them to Flickr, or upload them to your Facebook account. For each of these cases, the app will shrink giant photo files down to an email, Flickr, or Facebook-appropriate size to make transfer from the card to the iPhone or iPod as quick as possible without sacrificing any more image resolution than is necessary. (Apple’s proprietary 30-pin connector speaks standard USB protocol, but isn’t as blazing fast as a full-sized USB port. So it’s a waste of time to upload full-size photo files you won’t be able to see at full resolution anyway.)
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