Lately, I’ve been trying to embrace the “cloud” a bit more, synchronizing some files over Dropbox and notes over Evernote and overall trying to set a cautious foot in the 21st century. While there is an official Evernote widget for Symbian under development, I can’t unfortunately say the same about Dropbox which lacks any decent [...]
It’s no secret – we’re huge fans of PixelPipe, the service that breathed new life into Nokia’s Share Online application. When they first launched, it was a bit tricky to get things setup, so the team quickly put together a handy widget, so you can create or manage your account right from your phone, easily. [...]
We’ve covered ShoZu so many times I’ve lost count. The application used to be one of the first things I installed on my phones, though their unwillingness to increase the upload limit (which eliminated the possibility of video uploads for most of us), inability to work properly on the N95-3, and a bunch of other [...]
Pixelpipe is a free service in which you could upload your photos and videos from your Symbian-powered handset to multiple destinations such as Flickr, Picasa, Facebook, Twitter and so on, all in one go. Their new announcement says that they will be releasing 50 new applications to the Android, iPhone and Ovi Store. The reason [...]
ShoZu recently announced that it is available for all Symbian-powered devices (aside from the Nokia N97, currently) on the Ovi Store. You may recall, several weeks ago, ShoZu announced it would begin charging users to download its previously free client, and we decided it had completely jumped the shark. We have confirmed, since then, that [...]
Thanks to James Whatley at The Really Mobile Project, we’ve discovered that the 5 EUR price of ShoZu on Nokia’s Ovi Store is no mistake – they’ve decided that moving forward, the initial download of their mobile app will cost. The service will, apparently, still be free, as well as their other applications, which include [...]
One thing that I dislike about Nokia’s Share Online is the limited number of destinations available. You can currently only choose between Nokia’s Ovi Share, Flickr, or the unused Vox setup. Of course, you can use ShoZu, which we’ve covered exhaustively before, but ShoZu requires you to install a whole application on your phone. They [...]
Live streaming from your cell phone seems to be all the rage lately, with QIK recently adding Facebook integration, so that you can instantly alert your friends that you’re streaming via QIK, and also automatically publish the resulting video to your Facebook account. It all sounds really cool (in fact, I was the first person [...]
So, we’ve helped you find tools to take better pictures, and showed you how to edit them directly on your phone, but now what? You want to share those photos, right? Of course! Clearly you could simply email them, or send them to someone via MMS, but what if you want to post them online, [...]
