Orkut Introduces Inline Photo Browsing, Slideshows and Face Detection

Orkut the social networking site popular in Brazil and India has rolled out a new set of features for photo sharing on the site. The new features include Inline photo browsing, photo slideshows and Face detection for tagging friends.

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Photo tagging has been pretty popular on , however, Facebook still does not have options for inline photo browsing and photo slideshows.

Orkut has been spicing up the site by introducing a new design and several more features which have brought it on par with other social networking sites like Facebook and . However, Orkut still lacks the popularity of Facebook and more and more users are now migrating to the other available options.

Do you use Orkut? Have you left it recently for Facebook or Twitter? Let us know through your comments.

Faster, more fun photo sharing on orkut [Official Orkut Blog]
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  1. HP on December 14th, 2009 at 5:59 pm #

    Keith,

    I doubt anyone will leave FB or Twitter for Orkut. In fact, a lot of folks in India are definitely using Orkut less and FB more.

    But where Orkut has an advantage in India is the early mover one. Orkut is very popular amongst the teenage population and specially in the rural/2-3 tier cities.

    Also, Orkut fulfils the voyeurism which most of the folks indulge back home :-)

    And its good that these changes are kept rolling out so that they can at least maintain their core constituency instead of losing them to rivals