You'll soon be able to print out your Facebook snaps with your shopping. Asda has signed a deal to print photos from the social network at kiosks in stores.
Log in to your Facebook account and you'll be able to print pictures, or create customised collages and photo-flavoured gifts such as calendars.
The next time we pop to Asda for our weekly shop of 30 ready meals, some George Y-fronts and a litre of Yazoo, we'll definitely pause to knock up a calendar entitled 'Twelve Pictures of Crave Falling Over'.
Tesco is the most switched-on supermarket, with its own store finder, Clubcard and wine-focused mobile applications. The Tesco Grocery app is available at the iPhone App Store, Nokia Ovi Store, and BlackBerry App World.
Meanwhile, if you're too posh to even set foot in Waitrose, there's an Ocado on the Go app for iPhone and Android.
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Anonymous 10 August, 2010 18:34
Essentially you could already print Facebook photos from an Asda photo kiosk - by saving them to a memory card and inserting that into the kiosk - but this'll save some time.
Rich Trenholm 10 August, 2010 18:47
That is Not The Same, anonymous
Anonymous 12 August, 2010 13:51
There are quite a few benefits of a trolley and pallet truck. One of the advantages of both these bulk moving devices is that they can handle large volumes of weight. A trolley carries a large volume of weight but its design is such that it has to be pushed along by a few men. However, a pallet truck carries large volumes of weight normally packed or stacked on the pallet. An important point to be noted here is that always make sure what you will be carrying before you decide upon the size of the trolley or pallet truck. If you have to carry something heavy you need to determine how they will be loaded and unloaded.