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Use Your Cell Phone to Store and Share Photos

Jul. 5, 2005 Keith Furman | Windows IT Pro

Nextel has incorporated Fujifilm technology into the Nextel PhotoShare digital imaging service. PhotoShare lets you use a Nextel Multimedia Messaging–enabled phone to upload and save images to a personal PhotoShare account. You can store as much as 500MB of digital photography online, access it from your phone, and share photos with any email address. You can also order custom photo prints from your phone or your PhotoShare online album. Pricing starts with a 30-day free trial and free download of the PhotoShare handset application. Thereafter, a monthly $2.99 subscription fee is charged. Check out the PhotoShare Web site. 

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Vladimir (not verified)
on May 19, 2006
There is analogous FREE service, although it is not possible to order a hard copy http://www.mobile-mir.com/wc/ The service uses the following software http://www.mobile-mir.com/en/MobileWebCam.php
Anonymous User (not verified)
on Jul 25, 2005
So wot i can run fiiireefooxxx on my xxxboxxx which is like more better than a phone cso of live!!

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