ShoZu 3.0 Released

I love ShoZu. It’s the little app that allows me to post photo’s on my mobile phone directly to my flickr account.

I received an email today announcing that a new version of this powerful, free app is available for download onto your mobile. From the mail:

What’s new?
- ZuCasts added to the full ShoZu service
- Ability to configure any website or blog as a one-click destination
- Separate one-click destinations for videos and photos
- Add Share-It destinations and subscribe to ZuCasts from the ShoZu phone application
- Support for uploading videos and photos over WiFi, saving money on data costs
- Reply to Flickr comments from the phone

Sounds like some really awesome features are being added to this already helpful service. I’ve yet to try them out but will report back as soon as I have. Or hopefully you’ll see the results on this blog :)

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2 Responses to “ShoZu 3.0 Released”

Paul 1 November 2006 at 11:00 am #

ShoZu is a pretty cool service. Going to give it and a similar service called Nakama a go and post my thoughts on chilibean.

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Content from your mobile phone to the Web in a flash! at chilibean - 02. Nov, 2006
[...] I took a cue from Mike Stopforth and had a look at two interesting and similar mobile services: ShoZu and Nakama. These interestingly named services facilitate the publication of photos and videos from your mobile device to public services like Flickr, YouTube and to various blogging platforms like WordPress, TypePad and Blogger. To put it another way, these two services enable you to publish your content which you have created using a mobile phone, for example, to your preferred photo and video sharing site for all to see. It is another step towards more meaningful mobile blogging and publishing. [...]