Kicksend cooperates with drug chain giant Walgreens to provide seamless image transmission

Kicksend offers users a service to share photos privately with relatives and friends, and has now introduced new features that allow users to print pictures from their phones using the iOS version. The company has collaborated with drug chain giant Walgreens, which allows users to send 30 of images to local Walgreens stores, which are also printed in an hour. Kicksend co-founder Pradeep Elankumaran said: "This will be a huge opportunity for us to cooperate with Walgreens seamless picture transfer function will be a huge breakthrough, no better than this can let users and friends to share good memories." For Walgreens, it will allow users to use their own mobile version of the application of the image directly to the Walgreens, which is more convenient and faster. At present, Native American users will be able to use their mobile phone as a photographic device, record beautiful moments anytime, anywhere, and print out photos in a short time. Elankumaran also said: "The new features already apply to the iphone and ipad users, we will be rolling out other versions of the Kicksend, although the first launch of the Android version of the application for six months, but our current application is still free for users."