RealNetworks, maker of the streaming RealPlayer, popular in the 1990s, is attempting a comeback with a new photo-sharing app centered on families. “The RealTimes app lets users stitch photos and videos into montages that are stored on RealNetworks’s cloud service,” explains The New York Times. “The app, which is compatible with iPhones, Android devices, PCs and some TV streaming devices, is free for those who want to create clips that are no longer than 30 seconds; for people who want to make longer videos and use more cloud storage, Real offers paid subscription plans.” RealTimes will compete with popular apps such as Instagram and Flickr.