Whereas I don’t miss the time when Mac compatibility could only be found in catalogs, it’s become even more annoying when incompatibility rears it’s ugly head. Such was the case a while back when I was searching for digital picture frames for my wife. Enter FrameLoader. This handy bit of software provides a simple, drag and drop interface between your digital picture frame and Macintosh; specifically, iPhoto (albums) and iTunes (playlists).

Digital picture frames are a dime a dozen these days, so a new digital frame needs to have some amazing features to set it apart from the rest. eStarling has certainly given it their all with their brand new digital picture frame that supports 802.11 N, Flickr, Facebook, Gmail and Twitter, with more coming every day.

IPEVO’s Kaleido picture frame is surely a step ahead of the rest as far as digital picture frames go. Sure, it displays your pictures, but what digital picture frame doesn’t? It has to do more than that to stand out, and you guessed it, it does. What’s so unique about the Kaleido R7 is that it can be filled with images over your home’s wireless network. It can even get them on its own from the Internet without you lifting a finger.