new Nokia cameraphones natively support Flickr
Published Thursday, April 27, 2006 by Matteo.
It's with extreme joy that we welcome the new Nokia N93, Nokia N73 and Nokia N72 cameraphones tha will be delivered with a native support for Flickr uploads.
The mobile caperaphones are finally becoming what I call "infinite virtual memory digital cameras": great optics, optimal resolution, and a virtually infinite memory - the internet (with tools such as Flickr).
But if you don't want to wait for these new camera phones to come out and don't want to spend other money on the next gizmo give Mobup a try: spectacular integration to your Flickr account with your cameraphone. NOW (and - by the way - for free)!.
The mobile caperaphones are finally becoming what I call "infinite virtual memory digital cameras": great optics, optimal resolution, and a virtually infinite memory - the internet (with tools such as Flickr).
But if you don't want to wait for these new camera phones to come out and don't want to spend other money on the next gizmo give Mobup a try: spectacular integration to your Flickr account with your cameraphone. NOW (and - by the way - for free)!.
Latest updates
Published Saturday, April 15, 2006 by Matteo.
In the last month we delivered two minor releases of Mobup, with some nifty new features such as:
Hope you enjoy these new features, just download the latest release.
- Auto title
If you don't write anything in the title field Mobup will automatically add "Another wonderful mobupped shot" - Auto description
If you don't write anything in the description field Mobup will automatically add "Uploaded with Mobup" - Auto tag
Following our users requests Mobup bow auto adds the tag "cameraphone"
Hope you enjoy these new features, just download the latest release.
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Mobup source code is now available for free under GNU General Public License and is hosted on Sourceforge, the world's largest Open Source software development web site. (Visit developer section for more infos)
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