Picwing

The World's Easiest Way to Print Photos
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California, United States
http://www.picwing.com

Picwing is the world's easiest way to print photos online.

Email your photos to Picwing, and you're done: The photos automatically get printed and sent to your friends and family on your distribution list.

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Edward Kim (CEO)

Car Locator app made it to Google Android Developer Challenge (ADC2) top 200! Please vote! on November 05

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Picwing now can automatically ship photos to 20 different countries on September 29

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Picwing now can automatically ship photos to 20 different countries on September 29

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Print photos directly from your Android enabled phone: http://www.picwing.com/android on September 21

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Picwing now ships photos to Australia! on September 21

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Business model

Picwing business model is selling prints. They currently have 2 pricing plans:

1) Monthly pricing plans starting at $4.95/month

2) Pay-as-you-go pricing plans starting at $0.19/print

Competitive advantage

Most photo printing services compete on price. Picwing competes on ease-of-printing.

Management Bio

Edward Kim received his BS (2005) and MS (2006) from Stanford
University in Electrical Engineering. Prior to founding Picwing, he worked on next generation navigation and speech recognition systems at the Volkswagen Electronics Research Lab in Palo Alto.

Enrique is an electrical engineer with several years of experience
developing enterprise software applications. He previously founded
notitu.com, a people-powered newspaper for the Spanish-speaking

community. Before Picwing he worked for the Volkswagen Electronics Research Laboratory where he was involved in projects that required expertise in both hardware and software.