Facemail Partners with Kodak to Accelerate Expansion LifeFX is using bioengineering technology to bring faces to life on screen. In the Kodak deal, people will be able to convert their own photographs into talking, reusable Internet ''stand-ins'' within a year for their email. Facemail is already become a highly-rated free download since debuting in December. No matter what the medium, LifeFX says that people respond better to faces than words alone. Kodak invested in this product because they are interested in any potentially innovative or creative ways to allow people to do new things with their pictures.
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